Anne-Hélène Dubray pursued her higher education in Tours, studying art history and attending the École supérieure des beaux-arts. She then moved to Paris as a graphic designer in children’s publishing. A great multitasker, she also teaches visual arts and started studying literature. She now devotes herself to illustration. The author of four children’s books published by L’Agrume, she also works in communication and for the press, including the magazine Citrus, the magazine Causette and the journal XXI. What fascinates her? The skin of rhinoceroses and the mysterious life of soup tureens.
