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"Virtual Campus Tour" website for new students at McGill University in Montreal. Design by : Graphic design clinic

It’s finally that time, the great temperature has arrived on Paris, London and at long last, Montreal!

This month, Colagene celebrates the Mother’s Day in its own way by creating the Cacharel packaging; lots of flowers and colors. Under the artistic direction of Vincent Sillard of the graphic design clinic, Katrinn Pelletier illustrated the famous Liberty pattern in her own way. Beautiful and longer days with friends and colleagues are back, the perfect cure to retrieve colors and creativity! In May, feel free to do what pleases you. Enjoy our newsletter!

The graphic design and the artistic direction for the packaging of the 2011 campaing of Cacharel for Mother's Day (L'Oreal luxe France), for their series of feminine fragrances, were provided by Colagene, graphic design clinic. The illustrator from Quebec, Katrinn Pelletier, created the illustration and interior pattern parts, as well as all the color variations. For Mother's Day, Cacharel choses to express the fresh, romantic and feminine spirit of their fragrances with the purity and the romanticism of delicate flowers.

2 illustrations (woman and man) for the printed and web campaign of the "Les jours Premier" promotion of Visa. This campaign was realized by Saatchi & Saatchi Paris.

2 animations (woman and man) created by Damien Vignaux for the printed and web campaign of the "Les jours Premier" promotion of Visa. This campaign was realized by Saatchi & Saatchi Paris.

Anne had the challenge of illustrating about the new astrological sign that messing everything up: The Serpentarius, for the article Help, j'ai changé de signe astro! (Help, my astrological sign has changed!) in Be magazine.

Cover illustration for a feature about Augmentative Communication Systems (AAC) for the magazine The Bulletin.

Illustration for Fah Thai magazine of Jetstar Asia. The feature profiles was about seven Thai fashion designers making waves around the region and beyond. Most of them are established designers, whose work is starting to get recognition in the US and Europe

"Yes I do!" : Jérôme Mireault realized a colourful serie of illustration to accompany an article that draw the picture of weddings in Quebec in 2011 for Elle Québec magazine.

Nazario created a series of collage illustrations about the subject of car and home insurance for the magazine I comme Info for the Crédit Lyonnais bank customers.

Monthly work of Mydeadpony for the magazine Votre Beauté, for 2 really distincts articles. Firstly, for the article Sur le divan (on the couch) where the illustrator has to "dress" pictures of wonderful women almost naked. Then, one illustration for the health topic for the article Nos émotions jouent-elles sur notre santé ? (Are our emotions affect our health?)

Illustration for the annual publication of Merit Contractors, Open Mind illustrating the article: Rectifying an Imbalance, about how unions force their member to pay dues that go towards political purposes and a suggestion that government has to do something about it.

Adam created a conceptual illustration for the cover page of the Capital Business magazine to go with stories about where the Washington D.C. business community fits into international business.

Geraldine Georges collaborated for the Ventilate Japan project, a charity poster series donating 100% of all profits to the Red Cross for those who suffer from the Japan tragedy. http://bit.ly/kJQ8Zr

Series of illustrations for Le journal du Conseil national de l'Ordre des pharmaciens. The topic was about the the pharmacists safety (agressions of the pharmacists, in the pharmacy or somewhere else, and reports to the authorities).

For those who didn't have the chance to see the exhibition of Julien Pacaud in Paris last month, here is a sneak peak of his personal works that were exhibited: The Tulip, Tutorials and Magical Geographic.

Marie-Eve Tremblay realised the illustrations of the Tv opening, the transitions and the end credits of  TV show Le Mariage des Meubles which look was renewed by La Cavalerie agency.

Congrats to Karen Klassen, Julien Pacaud and Edward McGowan, winners of the Canadian contest Applied Arts Illustration Awards. Their illustrations are featured in the new special edition currently on newstands.

Congrats to Karen Klassen and Edward McGowan for winning the Communication Arts Illustration Annual awards in USA. Their illustrations appear in the special edition magazine.