WorkGraphic Design

Quirky and edgy work by Kim Roselier

Kim Roselier is an illustrator based in Paris whose work is a balance of soft and light with bolder themes throughout. Using gouache and watercolours to create his illustrations, he tries to a more contemporary graphic style, using a sensual and poetic artistic approach.

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Stationery set featuring Kim Roselier's illustrations of faces wearing glasses in watercolour and gouache, including business cards and colourful notecards

After graduating from EPSAA with a degree in Graphic Design he moved to New York City where he worked for several years as Graphic Designer for the women’s fashion brand Tucker. While in the Big Apple, his work was included in a group show with The Young Collectors Exhibition, where several pieces were sold by the Leila Heller Gallery in Chelsea. Find out what he's up to today over at his website.

A magazine cover titled "La conversation" features illustrated hands holding a decorative cup with steam rising against a pale blue background
Illustration by Kim Roselier of two pale pink hands holding a decorative coffee cup with floral pattern and steam rising above against a light blue background
A person in a blue apron tends to plants inside a wooden greenhouse, surrounded by vibrant red flowers, pink orchids and climbing ivy.
Vibrant illustrated composition by Kim Roselier featuring whimsical characters, fantastical creatures and surreal elements in a dreamy landscape with purple, orange and blue tones
Illustration of a stylised head wrapped in white bandages with exposed red face, blue eyes and mechanical elements, smoking a cigarette against a bright blue background, labelled Seven Inch
Illustration of an open cubic head in peach and navy tones with blue eyes, showing internal architectural layers and watercolour clouds behind, by Kim Roselier
A watercolour illustration by Kim Roselier of a man holding a torch, surrounded by ghostly figures, with a glowing light emerging from darkness
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