Dans l'atelier d'Armel Gaulme (French)

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About Dans l'atelier d'Armel Gaulme

This 336-page artbook presents the work of Armel Gaulme, highlighting a large number of his works. These breathtaking illustrations are accompanied by annotations from the illustrator. The book also includes 40 pages of interviews conducted by Zep, Stan Manoukian, Julien Delval, Olivier Souillé, and Bruno Mallard. In short, this book will allow you to (re)discover the talent of an extraordinary artist.

This monograph is like that secret place you stumble upon by chance and marvel at, wondering why you didn't come here sooner. Armel Gaulme welcomes us here, and it is with great pleasure that we rummage through his boxes, open his notebooks, and listen to him talk with his friends about the job of an illustrator (often), technique (a little), and art (a lot).

Come on in and immerse yourself in the worlds of Armel Gaulme. It's a journey you won't regret!

About Armel Gaulme

Born in 1981, Armel Gaulme is a professional illustrator. He has created pre-production drawings, matte paintings, and several children's books with various publishers (Adam Biro, Le baron Perché, Casterman, Bayard). He currently teaches drawing and illustration at the École Méliès and works a lot in his own studio.

In 2014, he decided to illustrate Rudyard Kipling's short story, The Man Who Would Be King (which was a big hit on Kickstarter). In 2024, he published an illustrated anthology of short stories by H.P. Lovecraft, entitled Les Archives Lovecraft, with Éditions Bragelonne.

If you don't know this artist yet, you can check out his Instagram account and Facebook page.

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