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Floss video / Berlin, Germany
Victoria Bee designed a giant toothbrush and also the graphic scenery of the brand new video of artist Floss. A unique universe in which Victoria’s volume work takes on all its meaning. She knows how to meet all kinds of challenges!
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Linge / Paris
Victoria Bee created voluminous design sets for the Linje brand. To purchase these original kitchen towels illustrated by Colagene artists from Montreal and Paris, visit the Linge website.
Jury for the 3X3 competition / New York, Usa
Exciting news for Victoria Bee and the clinic! The New York-based magazine's 3X3 competition, which selects the best in international illustration each year, invited Victoria Bee to join the jury of 2020. Members from all over the world and from various horizons such: Apple, NY Times, Spielgel store ... An enriching experience that lives up to her talent!
Les Arènes publishing house / France
For the promotion of the Guide to Japan, published by the Parisian editor Les Arènes, Victoria Bee made six bento boxes filled with sushi, maki and onigiri, all entirely handmade with paper.