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Camille Charbonneau — Montréal, Canada

“When I work on a pattern, I try to avoid monotonous repetitions by playing with irregularities and variations. In order to make it interesting and fun, you have to incorporate diversity and contrast. Textures, colours and half-tones are the kind of tools I like to work with to give it that extra edge. I tend to look at patterns the same way I look at illustrations. Both need a stimulating and dynamic composition in order to create a pleasing image. Patterns are repetitive, but definitively not boring!”

Camille Charbonneau is a Canadian graphic designer and illustrator who studied at the Ecole de Design in Montreal. She has a passion for bright colours (especially pink) and geometric shapes, and likes to play with patterns and vectors to create “joyful” illustrations.

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