Blanche is a Canadian artist whose sense of humor is undeniably out of this world. She loves to laugh and loves to create cartoons that make others laugh too.
After graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Comedy Arts from the University of Québec en Outaouais (UQO), the artist creates hilarious drawings illustrating random life events or a fantasy world filled with mermaids and other creatures.
Blanche mentioned that making comics for her is a lot of fun. “It’s a very versatile type of art. They also touch on some other types of art that I like, for example, cinema or animated films. A comedy is basically a movie that you read, there are frames and points of view, characters, novels, theater, drama, comedy , horror, beauty, the list goes on. I love it.” We hope you like them too!
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Blanche revealed that she has been reading a lot of comics since she was young. Around the age of 13, she decided to draw her own story and that’s how creating comics came into her life.
“I loved drawing since I was a child. In high school, he used to draw endlessly in class. I also liked other types of art, such as theater and improvisation. But comics and drawing, in general, were the one things I couldn’t live without.
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Blanche is inspired by many things, and it doesn’t have to be something very special. It could be a situation the artist experienced or something random that they came up with.
We’ve noticed that a lot of Blanche’s recent comics feature mermaids, so we’re curious if this is her new fetish! The artist replied that she is participating in a challenge called Mirmay. It happened in May and she had to draw a mermaid every day. “There is a theme and a lot of artists do it every year. Personally, I didn’t have the time to do it every day, but I challenged myself to do a mermaid-based comic every time I post one for the month!
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All of Blanche’s comics are done in both English and French. Since she is French-Canadian, it is important that the artist not forget her own roots and language. For English readers, it can also be a great way to learn a bit of French!
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