Her picture books are very poetic, with a hint of humour.
Now living in Paris with her husband Tai Marc Lethanh and their three children, she also works for the press for children (Milan Presse and Fleurus Presse), school publishers, and in advertising. She afterwards became a graphic editor and illustrator.Ī few years ago, she started to write books of her own. She attended classes in the ENSAD of Paris and got a degree in graphic edition in 1995. Inspired by fairy tales, she offers new and more entertaining stories, featuring Babayaga, an ogress, a funny Cyrano, and weird princesses like P?tsec and Quart de Lune.Rebecca Dautremer was born in 1971 in Gap in the South of France (Hautes Alpes). Interview for the French animated film “Les Histoires Sans Fin” (in French, sorry) Rébecca’s recipe is : warm colours and precise drawings Inspired by fairy tales, she offers new and more entertaining stories, featuring Babayaga, an ogress, a funny Cyrano, and weird princesses like P?tsec and Quart de Lune. Her books are a real success for children between 3 and 11 years old”. Now living in Paris with her husband Taï-Marc Lethanh and their three children, she also works for the press for children (Milan-Presse and Fleurus-Presse), school publishers, and in advertising.Rébecca’s recipe is : warm colours and precise drawings. A few years ago, she started to write books of her own. She afterwards became a graphic editor and illustrator. “She attended classes in the ENSAD of Paris and got a degree in graphic edition in 1995. Like Rebecca Dautremer.Ī French illustrator who’s been largely working in the book industry as well as the French animation industry … Checking out our old files & posts from a long time ago we’ve realised what an awful lot of artists we’ve come across and barely dedicated a few lines.
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