Jérôme Mireault

Beautiful series of illustrations for the cause of men signed Jérôme Mireault for a brand new application prendslair.ca from the Non-Profit Organisation À cœur d'hommes. The purpose of the website and the app is to help violent men coming for help and talk about their problems. This fabulous project was carried out by the Locomotive agency team.

Jérôme Mireault illustrated the different head titles of a special feature about gift ideas in this November issue of Loulou magazine.

A fish on a bike.. well, yes it does exist! And it’s Jerome Mireault that had a lot of fun imagining beautiful drawings for a short essay called “Second début” (second beginning) by author and journalist Francine Pelletier, a vivid and sincere discussion on feminism in Quebec province and its status nowadays.

Animated advertising, illustrated by Jérôme Mireault for the Bison Futé mobile app that provides reliable and real-time information on the entire national road network in France during large departures for winter or summer holidays.

Here is our eighth CREATIVE CAPSULE. This month, we invite you to meet Jérôme Mireault, one of the first illustrators and storyboarder of the successor of the creative clinic in its early stages. Even today, Jérôme knows how to give a unique style to his work and he is a still our little genius of the image by his fickle and trendy style. Good meeting with our dear, faithful and creative Jérôme!
 

Question 1 / Describe your creative lab in a few words?
A simple desk in my apartment; I am lucky to have huge windows, then a lot of light. It is essential.

Question 2 / In two sentences, how would you describe your work technique?
Rather direct. I was used to sketch on paper before; but now, I draw directly in the computer on the tablet, which saves time and specially piles and piles of paper!
 

Question 3 / What is the project of which you are most proud of?
Recently, I had a little crush for illustrating the label for the vermouth of cider Rouge-Gorge, in association with Polygraph.
 

Question 4 / What are your favourite colors to create?
I would say that my palette changes a few weeks. With the imminent arrival of the spring, I like to draw with colors a little more pastel, but vibrating also. Lots of pink, green.

Question 5 / Why did you become an artist?
Like many illustrators, the passion of drawing has been developed during the childhood, and I always knew and wanted to venture out on this universe.

Question 6 / In four words, how would you describe your style of illustration?
Modern, Casual, Adaptable, Vibrant.

Question 7 / What is the project of your dreams?
I am a big fan of board games, then, that would be something which inspires and joins me a lot. But I would not tell no to illustrate a label of beer of microbrewery. (I drop that here, like that…).

Question 8 / What does a typical day in the life of Jérôme Mireault?
I get up around 7am and prepare coffee, while checking around the projects to make me a list of things to do. So then I begin to do some sketches with some music, and if the temperature is nice, I can take a short joyride or a bike ride. I am keen of naps in the afternoon, that also allows me to work late in the evening (I often have my peak of creation at the end of evening).

Question 9 / What inspires you?
People; in particular people around me. I have the chance to be surrounded with height of extraordinarily creative human beings, and that it’s an infinite source of inspiration.

Question 10 / What is your favourite blog or website?
https://www.facebook.com/classicalartmemes

In collaboration with lg2boutique agency, Jerome Mireault illustrated 3 different set-ups to dress up storefronts in Rockland Shopping Mall. With respect to the positioning of this Montreal shopping mall, each scenery highlights luxury and fashion-forward products and  design accessories.

Jérôme Mireault has illustrated the "Packing for an alpine hut" article of Avenue Calgary magazine. 

The French magazine Que Choisir launched a challenge to Jerome Mireault for the December issue: illustrate a satisfaction survey on favorite consumer brands in a pop art style.

It is our great pleasure to unveil the project for which Jérôme Mireault had the chance to work on. Rouge-Gorge, produced by the orchards Vergers Lafrance, is a cider vermouth of which the packaging and identity were created by the agency Polygraphe.

If you wish to know more about the chefs to discover in the Calgary area, don't hesitate to flip through the last issue of Avenue Calgary Magazine !  The article features 5 local chefs, whom portraits were illustrated by Jérôme Mireault, as well as a section of the food trends of 2016.

Last June, Jérôme Mireault produced three illustrations, including a collaborating work honoring the CSQ congress co-branded by La Personnelle Assurance. The public was invited to participate in the realization of an on-site painting.

For an article about a woman who is taking a mathematical approach to her fight against cancer, Jérôme Mireault had to illustrate a hand-drawn diagram with a chalkboard style of the different parts of the woman's life and her support systems: family, friends, doctors, fellow Colby alumni.

Character illustrations signed by Jérôme Mireault for The guide to the great outdoors, a printed product catalog promoting outdoor items for Mckinley, a Sports Experts company’s brand.

When illustration is mixed with photography... Illustator Jérôme Mireault was chosen to work on servicentres advertising campaign's visuals for Cadillac Fairview's four shopping malls:  Carrefour Laval, Fairview Pointe-Claire, Galeries d'Anjou and  Promenades St-Bruno. Jérôme was requested to draw in black lining style, a series of elements each reffering to a specific service available for the malls' customers to optimize their experiment / visit.

Illustrator Jérôme Mireault  was chosen to illustrate the Federation of Quebec Maple Syrup Producers Christmas holidays campaign 2012. He did an illustration that will be part of a 2012 special edition syrup can available until January 2nd 2013. Jérôme also illustrated a whole booklet, created for the campaign and gathering few recipes inspired by maple syrup (cocktails, appetizers and main courses).

Jérôme had to draw portraits of mavericks who helped turn the world upside down in 2011.

Jérôme made a series of 12 women illustrations for the awards ceremony « Femmes en or » that took place in Nice on September 17th 2011. This ceremony honors and celebrates the life, the poweful stories and the sucesses of women that contributed to valorize the role and place of women in the world.