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Last June, Jérôme Mireault produced three illustrations, including a collaborating work honoring the CSQ congress co-branded by La Personnelle Assurance. The public was invited to participate in the realization of an on-site painting.

Jérôme Mireault illustrated the story «Trêve du thé » between India and Pakistan for Le Parisien Week-end magazine.

Jérôme Mireault has illustrated the "Packing for an alpine hut" article of Avenue Calgary magazine. 

Jérôme Mireault did this portrait of Steve Stoute for Ad Age magazine.

Jérôme Mireault illustrated the cover of Commercial Observer magazine for the September 13th issue.

Guy Laliberté, founder of the Cirque du Soleil, chose Jérôme Mireault to create several illustrations and typographies of DJs' Three Amigos! new label! of which he is a member. Jérôme illustrated the poster of their first event A Night in Candy Land which took place in Ibiza.

This is a teaser! In August, we will be present a nice series of illustration for a contest at Les Galeries de Hull shopping center in Gatineau, Quebec, by Jérôme Mireault in collaboration with the Cominar agency.

Jérôme Mireault illustrated a series of funny situations that arrive during a wedding, for the magazine Freundin, in Germany.

Here is our eighth CREATIVE CAPSULE. This month, we invite you to meet Jérôme Mireault, one of the first illustrators and storyboarder of the successor of the creative clinic in its early stages. Even today, Jérôme knows how to give a unique style to his work and he is a still our little genius of the image by his fickle and trendy style. Good meeting with our dear, faithful and creative Jérôme!
 

Question 1 / Describe your creative lab in a few words?
A simple desk in my apartment; I am lucky to have huge windows, then a lot of light. It is essential.

Question 2 / In two sentences, how would you describe your work technique?
Rather direct. I was used to sketch on paper before; but now, I draw directly in the computer on the tablet, which saves time and specially piles and piles of paper!
 

Question 3 / What is the project of which you are most proud of?
Recently, I had a little crush for illustrating the label for the vermouth of cider Rouge-Gorge, in association with Polygraph.
 

Question 4 / What are your favourite colors to create?
I would say that my palette changes a few weeks. With the imminent arrival of the spring, I like to draw with colors a little more pastel, but vibrating also. Lots of pink, green.

Question 5 / Why did you become an artist?
Like many illustrators, the passion of drawing has been developed during the childhood, and I always knew and wanted to venture out on this universe.

Question 6 / In four words, how would you describe your style of illustration?
Modern, Casual, Adaptable, Vibrant.

Question 7 / What is the project of your dreams?
I am a big fan of board games, then, that would be something which inspires and joins me a lot. But I would not tell no to illustrate a label of beer of microbrewery. (I drop that here, like that…).

Question 8 / What does a typical day in the life of Jérôme Mireault?
I get up around 7am and prepare coffee, while checking around the projects to make me a list of things to do. So then I begin to do some sketches with some music, and if the temperature is nice, I can take a short joyride or a bike ride. I am keen of naps in the afternoon, that also allows me to work late in the evening (I often have my peak of creation at the end of evening).

Question 9 / What inspires you?
People; in particular people around me. I have the chance to be surrounded with height of extraordinarily creative human beings, and that it’s an infinite source of inspiration.

Question 10 / What is your favourite blog or website?
https://www.facebook.com/classicalartmemes

It is our great pleasure to unveil the project for which Jérôme Mireault had the chance to work on. Rouge-Gorge, produced by the orchards Vergers Lafrance, is a cider vermouth of which the packaging and identity were created by the agency Polygraphe.

Are you ready for Quebec's official moving day on the 1st of July? Canadian Tire offers you a multitude of tools to ease the task, for which the visual was created by Jérôme Mireault and Bomboland in 3D typography. 

Jérôme Mireault illustrates Ron MacLean, Canadian sports reporter for CBC, best known fro his involvment in hockey. You will find the illustration accompanying the article in the latest issue of Canadian Geographic in "Our Country" section.

If you wish to know more about the chefs to discover in the Calgary area, don't hesitate to flip through the last issue of Avenue Calgary Magazine !  The article features 5 local chefs, whom portraits were illustrated by Jérôme Mireault, as well as a section of the food trends of 2016.

The William Gray, forthcoming hotel of the Antonopoulos Group, will open its doors in the Old Port of Montreal in summer 2016, was illustrated by Jérôme Mireault to accompany the announcement of the opening of the project. Illustration realized in association with Zoï Agency.

To accompany an article published in the February 2016 issue of The Globe and Mail, Jérôme Mireault illustrated the portraits of 12 of the members of the Prime Minister's Office of Canada, Justin Trudeau.

As for all the other illustrators, Jérôme Mireault’s portfolio undergoes a makeover due for the middle of January 2016, in concert with the unveiling of our new website. Discover here some stylish novelties we’ve managed to subtilize from him!

Jérôme Mireault illustrated the city of Liverpool in a spontaneous style, for the section Destination January 2016 issue of Le Parisien Magazine

Jérôme Mireault illustrated the different head titles of a special feature about gift ideas in this November issue of Loulou magazine.

The face and its varied forms (circle, square, elongated and heart shapes) have been illustrated by Jérôme Mireault for an internal presentation during an event Eugène Perma, company specialized in hair care products and accessories for professionals of the hairstyle, and also consumers.

A fish on a bike.. well, yes it does exist! And it’s Jerome Mireault that had a lot of fun imagining beautiful drawings for a short essay called “Second début” (second beginning) by author and journalist Francine Pelletier, a vivid and sincere discussion on feminism in Quebec province and its status nowadays.

Kate Middleton announced the birth and the first name of her second child: it is a girl and her name is Charlotte. We follow it too, here is a sweet attention from Brighter Life illustrated with poetry and softness by Jérôme Mireault and published on their blog and tweeter account for the princess. 

Jérôme Mireault had a lot of fun illustrating dark and gore decors of an online game created for the promotion of the Quebec movie Le Scaphandrier (The Diver) by Alain Vézina and released in last February. Will you have the courage to play?

In the colors of India, 7 animal species in danger were illustrated by Jérôme Mireault for the Autumn/Winter issue of the Wells Fargo Conversations magazine. The purpose of the article was to highlight the south-Asian environmental stakes as well as their impacts on the fauna.

Jérôme Mireault created a series of 7 illustrations for the column Destination, heading for Yorkshire! of The Parisian Magazine summer issue. He had to bring to front the touristic attractions of this unique and beautiful region who inspired, a few years ago, the Harry Potter movies, with its vestiges, the nature, the monuments, the old alleys, the canals and the barges.

Here are exotic and colorful illustrations created by Jérôme Mireault for an article on Brazilian food in Rio de Janeiro. The article was published in Ricardo magazine, June issue.

Character illustrations signed by Jérôme Mireault for The guide to the great outdoors, a printed product catalog promoting outdoor items for Mckinley, a Sports Experts company’s brand.

Jérôme Mireault illustrated, for Avenue Calgary Magazine, a current situation about smartphone users ignoring each other and their surroundings when they go out to the bar.

For a special insert about senior’ health for Apple Magazine, Jérôme Mireault illustrated a senior couple holding hands and walking in a mountains and prairies landscape, representative of Alberta.

Jérôme Mireault created a series of illustrations for a package on altruism published in The Globe and Mail. He had to represent everyday altruistic acts of humanity for the main illustration and to draw portraits of 9 persons featured in this section of the newspaper.

In collaboration with lg2boutique agency, Jerome Mireault illustrated 3 different set-ups to dress up storefronts in Rockland Shopping Mall. With respect to the positioning of this Montreal shopping mall, each scenery highlights luxury and fashion-forward products and  design accessories.

The collaboration with Review magazine for the Fall-Winter issue goes on with an illustration made by Jérôme Mireault for another article-interview about a way to finance the education of a family member.

Jérôme Mireault recreated the latest hair trends from Fall fahsion runways, in a film noir style for the magazine Marie Claire China.

For an article in the Trinity College Magazine about environmentally responsible approach, Jérôme Mireault had to illustrate many facets of the greening of Trinity, using only two colors to give a particular look to the image.

When illustration is mixed with photography... Illustator Jérôme Mireault was chosen to work on servicentres advertising campaign's visuals for Cadillac Fairview's four shopping malls:  Carrefour Laval, Fairview Pointe-Claire, Galeries d'Anjou and  Promenades St-Bruno. Jérôme was requested to draw in black lining style, a series of elements each reffering to a specific service available for the malls' customers to optimize their experiment / visit.

Jérôme Mireault is from the Province of Quebec, and in Quebec right now, the heat is scarce. He unveils this personal work and explains his approach: "to limit the details and to focus on the colors, in order to bring a little cheerfulness because of the springtime that is slow to arrive."

For an article about a woman who is taking a mathematical approach to her fight against cancer, Jérôme Mireault had to illustrate a hand-drawn diagram with a chalkboard style of the different parts of the woman's life and her support systems: family, friends, doctors, fellow Colby alumni.

Discover Jérôme Mireault’s illustration on the side area of Québon's chocolate milk packaging. The visual, developed by the ad agency, was about showing a healthy and athletic adult enjoying a glass of chocolate milk.

Jérome Mireault had to illustrate a female executive throwing a big, Frankenstein's-lab-style knife switch on a giant money-making machine, and a huge torrent of money cascading out, to represent successful executives who are in charge of making profits for respective their companies, and how it is being in positions of such important responsibility that they can lead directly to CEO jobs.

Jérôme Mireault created a series of scenarios illustrations for the English Woorkbook, an English exercices book, produced by Oxford University Press.

Illustrator Jérôme Mireault  was chosen to illustrate the Federation of Quebec Maple Syrup Producers Christmas holidays campaign 2012. He did an illustration that will be part of a 2012 special edition syrup can available until January 2nd 2013. Jérôme also illustrated a whole booklet, created for the campaign and gathering few recipes inspired by maple syrup (cocktails, appetizers and main courses).

Bring the gym to you if  you can't go to it : this is what one of last Review Magazine's article is about and for which Jérôme Mireault drew a nice urban home gym space. The article is suggesting different advices to set up a perfect gym area at home to the great delight of people who are too busy in their daily routine to go to a gym club to work out.

We're talking about dating websites adepts in an article from Elle Québec in July issue titled "Les cyberlibertines". This is accompanied by 2 suggestive illustrations by Jérôme Mireault.

Infographic created by Jérôme Mireault to illustrate the checklist before buying a house.

Jérôme Mireault uses his storyboader / roughman style for Sauter society's advertising comps.

We can enjoy Jerome Mireault’s illustration in the March issue of Review Magazine and which represents a very rough sea upon which a safety boat with confident investors inside is resisting to the bad weather. This is what Jerome had in mind to accompany an article about the safety and stability that comes with dividend investments.

Based on a story in Symposium section about girls celebrating their bachelorette party in gay bars, Jérôme had to illustrate how annoying that could be, according to the author.

Jérôme Mireault drew us how to scoop the right way and avoid physical troubles this winter in a practical article published by Jobboom magazine.

Jérôme had to draw portraits of mavericks who helped turn the world upside down in 2011.

Illustrations for an article on men who have difficulty ending their sexual relations, published in the special men edition for Elle Québec Magazine.

Jérôme made a series of 12 women illustrations for the awards ceremony « Femmes en or » that took place in Nice on September 17th 2011. This ceremony honors and celebrates the life, the poweful stories and the sucesses of women that contributed to valorize the role and place of women in the world.

Jérôme had to create a half page illustration of the famous nightlife photographer, Patrick McMullan for the section: Symposium of Out Magazine.

Illustration by Jérôme Mireault to accompany an article on networking in an annual magazine named The engineering carrers, published by Jobboom Inc.

"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.

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).

Editorial illustrations, digital & drawing style, to accompany an article about potential job opportunities in the publication on Law Careers and an article about first jobs in the publication on TIC carreers.

Two illustrations inspired by the principle of  'Where's Waldo?' for a print & web campaign for 20 Minutes newspaper.

Illustrations for prayer cards for the Scouts & Guides of France

Illustration for a print and web campaign for the 20 Minutes Newspaper realized by La Chose agency, in collaboration with La Belle Production.