“Reading can be a magical experience, especially for children who thrive on creativity, play, and imagination. Unlike adults, who often end up losing their sense of wonder growing up and need a little bit more prompting when it comes to building new worlds in their minds, most young readers seem to have no problem immersing…
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“[…] The creation of her works achieve the perfect union between art and technique: the expression of thoughts conjured up from the very creation process of each piece. The different elements of graphic design (colour, typography, materiality, public space) act as technical and artistic tools to tell something. It is almost an alchemical creation with…
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Fanette Mellier Dans la lune / Au soleil, by Yukiko Hiromatsu, MOE magazine No.459, p. 50, january 2018.
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En janvier 2016, Yann Owens – enseignant responsable de l’atelier gravure et sérigraphie à l’Esadahar Le Havre – invite les Éditions du livre à animer un workshop intitulé “Bonjour livre”. Accompagnés par l’éditeur Alexandre Chaize, les étudiants doivent créer un livre d’images à système qui susciterait la curiosité des élèves d’une école maternelle du Havre.…
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Unfold your colourful garden, and make the plants grow. Create the most beautiful, fun and incredible paper food! This garden will provide many surprises. You could grow a pink eggplant, a green cherry or a blue lemon. Why not? Arrange and rearrange the die cut cards on the coloured pages. You have 25 recognisable fruits…
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Article by Xavier de Jarcy in Télérama N°3488, november 2016.
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Article by Claude Combet in Livres-Hebdo N° 1079, april 2016.
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Au soleil by Fanette Mellier in Revue Dada n° 208, march 2016.
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Hello Book on paris-normandie.fr le 12 february 2016.
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In act two of the collectible publishing project, which brought us In the Moon, French illustrator Fanette Mellier has teamed up with Editions du Livre once again to bring us her visual homage to the sun, Au Soleil. Words by Angharad Lewis on Grafik, 2 November 2015.
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