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 Rosalys (2015). | |
| Occupation | Illustrator, Author, Publisher, Videographer, Translator |
| Period | 2008 to present |
| Subject | novel, artbook, children's book, painting |
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Rosalys (French pronunciation: [rozalis] ) is an illustrator, author, publisher, videographer and translator.
Rosalys is a graphic artist whose creativity takes its roots at her French culture, her Chinese origins and her passion for Japan. Author-illustrator of a dozen of artbooks, comic books and children's books, she portrays a positive and colorful universe, marked by lyricism and femininity.
She is a professional artist since 2008 with the artist name "Rosalys". She was also known as "SaturnAlice" from 1999 to 2007, period when she published manga and illustrations in various dōjinshi.
In 2012, she founds and runs the publishing house Univers partagés editions. [1] Faithful to the messages she try to convey as an artist, as an Art Director she establishes the editorial line to release books that are designed to encourage all those who have never forgotten their dreams.
In 2015, she runs her YouTube channel. Thus expanding her ways of expression, she puts her visual and pedagogical creativity to sharing messages that matter and cultural discovery.
In 2020, she is enthusiastic about a bright manga, about communication between people, and becomes the translator for the French edition. The translation, from Japanese to French, is added to her creative activities as an author-illustrator and YouTuber, all carried out in parallel.
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