Agnes Dechourchelle is an illustrator who studied in Ecole Nationale Superieure des Arts Decoratifs in Paris and the Royal College of Art in London. She is teaching in different schools of graphic arts in Paris and works regularly for the British press: Wallpaper, The Guardian, The Observer, and World of Interiors.
This work of Agnes Dechourchelle has shown some defined shapes and form as it has been drawn carefully which is exaggerated by the colours that is used to give an effect to what it is. She certainly knows the light and dark areas of this piece of work as the lighting takes place in which the colour yellow is combined with the shadows and creates a colour like orange, red and green. She also makes a nice texture to the people she drew at the background as she uses the colour pencils in different ways which shows the roughness or the smoothness of the certain clothes and hair that is been drawn. She creates the object in the front to be vibrant which gives an impact of the theme of this work to be and to be eye-catching. She also creates a relaxed and cheerful atmosphere as the different colours shines through her work. I like her work as she is expressive with colour pencil she uses as it creates a specific mood to every work she does which is usually that lights up the mood and i really like working with colour pencils as it looks more interesting. I also have to admit that it isn't easy to just to use Colour pencils as you can’t erase once you drew it.
