When I first ended my drawing studies, I started to work as a free lance graphic designer in France. At this time, I also made a blog, called le Bocal de Mag, which means literally "Mag's jar". The idea with this blog was to build a sort of virtual container gathering a lot of different illustrations of mine.

Then in 2008, I moved to Canada, in Québec more precisely.
There, in Montreal, I decided to create some small canvas to decorate kids room or to offer as shower's gifts. At this moment, I realized that I was fond of decoration, obsessed with colors, and that all the fabrics patterns universe was also interesting me a lot. I spent three years painting many, many, cute custom orders or pictures for retailers. Le Bocal de Mag wasn't a blog anymore but a real small company.
But at a certain point, I wanted to do something more graphic, mixing my first love for photography and the textures that I had in my mind. Step by step, I quitted painting and chose to design new prints instead. That's how my posters collection begun.
I wanted something to introduces people to my artwork, inspired by my trips across the world.

Then, I went back to school, still in Montreal, at the Centre d'Impression et de Design Textile, where I learned to create patterns, to screenprint, and the whole work of a textile designer, which completes perfectly my artwork.