About Daphné Collignon
Born 1977. Daphné Collignon is a French comics artist.
Daphné Collignon (born 8 September 1977, Lyon) is a French comic book author. She also illustrates children's books.
Biography A graduate of the École Émile-Cohl, Collignon began by illustrating Isabelle Dethan's scriptwriter, Le Rêve de Pierres. Collignon continued with the two volumes of Cœlacanthes. In 2009, she collaborated with the reporter, Anne Nivat on the album.
In 2010, Collignon participated in the series created by Frank Giroud: . Subsequently, she has collaborated regularly with scriptwriter Virginie Greiner. Collignon also illustrates children's books including Badésirédudou, Mélodie des Iles, Trois Gouttes de Sang, Chaân, La Petite Maison dans la Prairie, La Guerre de l'Ours, Calpurnia, Camille Claudel, and Marie Curia. Collignon also taught at the École Émile-Cohl in Lyon. She participated in the collective album, Cher corps (2019), resulting from the work of YouTuber.
Awards and recognition Prix Ballon rouge, , 2004 Selection of the , 2016 for Flora et les Étoiles Filantes with Chantal Van Den Heuvel
Selected works Bande dessinée Le Rêve de Pierres, with Isabelle Dethan (scriptwriter), "Équinoxe", 2004 Cœlacanthes - Vol. 1 : Noa (scriptwriter, drawing, and coloring), Vents d'Ouest "Équinoxe", 2006 Récits Ferroviaires (scriptwriter, drawing, and coloring), collectif, Éditions Ouest-France, 2006 Cœlacanthes - Vol. 2 : Emma (scriptwriter, drawing, and coloring), Vents d'Ouest "Équinoxe", 2007 Correspondante de guerre (scriptwriter, drawing, and coloring), with Anne Nivat (scriptwriter), Soleil Productions, 2009 Marie Moinard and collective, En chemin elle rencontre... : Les artistes se mobilisent contre la violence faite aux femmes, /Amnesty International, September 2009 Destins - Vol. 2 : Le Fils (drawing and colors), with Virginie Greiner (scriptwriter), Glénat Editions "Grafica", 2010 Sirène (scriptwriter, drawing, and coloring), Dupuis, 2013 Avant l'heure du tigre : La voie Malraux (drawing and coloring), with Virginie Greiner, Glénat, 2015 Flora et les Étoiles Filantes (adaptation, staging, drawing, and coloring) with Chantal Van Den Heuvel, Le Lombard, 2015 Tamara de Lempicka (drawing and coloring), with Virginie Greiner (scriptwriter), Glénat, 2017 Calpurnia, with Jacqueline Kelly (scriptwriter) (adaptation), , 2018 Cher corps, with Léa Bordier (scriptwriter), Delcourt, 2019 Calpurnia, Vol. 2, with Jacqueline Kelly (scriptwriter) (adaptation), Rue de Sèvres, 2020
As illustrator Douze histoires de la Bible, by Geneviève Laurencin, Flammarion, 2001 Quinze histoires de la Bible, by Geneviève Laurencin, Flammarion, 2001 Izmir, by Patrick Vendamme, Flammarion "", 2002 L'Ane et le Lion, by Jean Muzi, Flammarion "Père Castor", 2002 Pas touche à mon copain, by Philippe Barbeau, Flammarion "Castor cadet", 2003 Mamie mystère, by , Milan Presse "Cadet Plus", 2004 La Danse de Fiona, by Nathalie Somers, "Premiers Romans", 2010 Badésirédudou, by Marie-Claude Bérot, Flammarion "Père Castor", 2012 (illustrated reissue) Le B.A ba de la Savate - Boxe française, by Victor Sebastiao, Fleur de Ville Éditions, 2013 Ma Vie de Chien, by France Quatromme, Fleur de Ville Éditions, 2014 Sorcière des Brumes, by Lena Kaaberbol, Vol. 1, 2, and 3, Bayard "Jeunesse", 2016–17 Calpurnia, Apprentie Vétérinaire (3 vol.), by Jacqueline Kelly, , 2017–18 Camille Claudel, by Bénédicte Solle-Bazaille, Bayard "Roman Doc Art", 2019
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