Coralie
Larochelle
She/Her
What drives me forward with design is its capacity to help us navigate the world around us while simultaneously embellishing it. I find inspiration from historical precedents for visual arts, design, and material culture.
I have a passion for illustration and publication design. I especially enjoy working on children’s illustrations, using a mix of traditional and digital techniques. My dream projects are to illustrate children’s books and fairytale collections.
Some of my real-world projects over the past few years include reimagining the Alberta Aviation Museum’s interpretive signs and working on book design for the Antarctic Institute of Canada.
I have a passion for illustration and publication design. I especially enjoy working on children’s illustrations, using a mix of traditional and digital techniques. My dream projects are to illustrate children’s books and fairytale collections.
Some of my real-world projects over the past few years include reimagining the Alberta Aviation Museum’s interpretive signs and working on book design for the Antarctic Institute of Canada.
The Adventures of Tom Bombadil
A redesign of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Adventures of Tom Bombadil, a collection of poems and part of his legendarium. Design and typography bring out the beauty of the book, and carved stamp illustrations highlight each poem’s whimsical nature.
The carved stamp impressions for each of the book’s poems, and the interior cover’s pattern.
The front and back cover of the book.
Kinnikinnick Catalogue
This conceptual catalogue of Edmonton-based allergen-free baking company Kinnikinnick’s products uses the brand’s existing visual identity and complex grid work to showcase large amounts of information in a cohesive style.
A selection of pages from the catalogue.
Climate Crisis: Our Current Situation
A detailed infographic poster regarding the climate crisis. The poster makes use of several visual tools to convey vast amounts of data succinctly, including icons, maps, and charts.
OCD in Children Awareness Campaign
This poster campaign, to be put up in areas such as schools, aims to raise awareness about Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in children by connecting potential signs with fun fantasy characters that children may relate to.
This project addresses the homogenization of fairy tales in popular culture and the loss of variations present in earlier orally transmitted versions of fairy tales. Cenerentola is the earliest full version of Cinderella published in Europe, in 17th Century Naples. With this project, I aim to revive this version of the story in an accessible and pleasing format for young children.
