MARCEL

hello! i'm marcelline. thank you for visiting my portfolio. i'm available for commissions, zines, murals, or any other projects. i would love to work with you!please feel free to contact me at [email protected]

PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE:
BMO National Mural Series - Artist
DesignTO Festival (2023) - Artist
City of Richmond (2024) - Public Arts Roster
CIBC Square (2024) - Mural Artist
Vancouver Mural Festival (2021) - Mural artist
Charmed (2021) - Merch artist
Carpe Noctem (2021) - Zine artist
Pink Clover volume II (2021) - Zine artist
Cinematographics (2020) - Director / Producer / Zine artist
Wish you were here (2020) - Merch artist
Happy Travels (2020) - Zine artist
Pink Clover volume I (2020) - Zine artist
Aesthetica (2020) - Zine artist

INSTAGRAM

posters

storyboards / concept art

SIBZINE II - E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) ______________________________________ GHIBLI ZINE (POSTCARD) - qUARTIER LATIN

CRYPTIDS ZINE - PROMOTIONAL POST _________________________________________________ CRYPTIDS ZINE - FLATWOODS MONSTER

ANIMAL CROSSING TRAVEL ZINE - PELLY + PETE _________________________________________________ THOUSAND LIVES ZINE - GYJO

PINK CLOVER - POSTCARD (LIGHT AND DARK VERSION)____________________________________ CINEMATOGRAPHICS - BLADE RUNNER

PINK CLOVER II - INNER COVER DESIGN___________________________________________________________ PINK CLOVER - ACTIVITY

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exhaust (2023)

created for designto 2023 festivalthe installation was exhibited from January 7 - 27, 2023.

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i thought you were someone else (2021)

collaboration with @jarus19 x 25 m mural created for the 2021 vancouver mural festival

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cinematographics (2020)

RE-DRAWN, RE-DESIGNED, RE-IMAGINED FILM POSTERScreated a limited print art zine with 50+ artistsmore information @ film poster zine

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from dusk to dawn (2024)

‘from dawn to dusk is inspired by memories of my childhood in Richmond going on walks along the West Dyke trail. The artwork features one of the animals I most associate with the City of Richmond – the Pacific Great Blue Heron, occasionally spotted on the shores of the river. Using these early experiences as reference, the work merges memories of exploring the natural environment with recollections of encountering local wildlife throughout my years growing up in Richmond.part of the City of Richmond Traffic Cabinet public art series

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where the light is found (2023)

The BMO National Mural Series is a program launched by BMO in partnership with STEPS, connecting local artists to BMO branches across Canada to beautify spaces and foster strong community relationships through the power of public art.more information @ BMO NATIONAL MURAL SERIES