Lylia & ses copines - Children's book cover
Children book cover realized with the aim of highlighting cultural diversity and global representation.
Lylia is an algerian girl wearing a kabyle traditional dress, and the other characters are an indian girl, a korean girl, and a senegalese girl, all wearing traditional clothings from their country.
La table Amazigh - Restaurant logo
Logo made for the launch of a new restaurant with north african / amazigh inspirations.
My client wanted warm colors with designs inspired by Amazigh tattoos, in order to create this really nice north african atmosphere.
"La table Amazigh" translates to "the Amazigh table" .
Midnight Thoughts - Podcast cover
Podcast cover with a dreamy, purple theme, ideal for an introspective and mindful podcast.
I imagined a podcast in which we would talk about deep thoughts, going in depth in different topics about life, just like conversations you would have with someone at night, when you're just sitting there watching the stars.
BYC - Coffee shop logo
Charming and warm logo combining coffee, books, and a dreamy night vibe — perfect for a London-based bookstore & coffee shop.
I imagined a coffee shop where you could grab a book, sit comfortably and read while having a nice iced latte. I wanted the logo to reflect this cozy and bookish vibe, by playing with words. "Book your coffee" stands for booking an appointment but also a place where books and coffee are the main characters.
Les contemplations d'un autre jour - Book cover
Romantic and soft poetry book cover made for an independent author.
"Les contemplations" translating to "contemplations", we thought it was important that the illustration would be an echo to the title, with two people contemplating the sky.
Since love is a big part of this book, we wanted to display a couple contemplating, and not just one person, in order to have this warm and loving vibe reflecting from the cover.
The moon and stars are also a big part of the cover since the author mentioned it a lot in her book.
Wedding card invitations - Events
Over the last year, I created some wedding invitation cards that my clients could send digitally or print themselves.
These are completely customizable, so for this one the clients wanted an Amazigh inspired wedding card, associated to an islamic reminder at the top, to show that it's a muslim wedding.
The beige/ brown colors remind us of the traditional pottery and the symbols remind us of berber tattoos and decorations.