Set of slides and banners for the visual identity of a fundraiser.

The Coalition of LGBTQ+ Youth Groups is the organization that coordinates the l'Astérisk project. Its mission is to offer resources that facilitates collaboration between Quebec LGBTQ+ youth groups and to raise awareness about the realities and struggles of LGBTQ+ youth. The L'astérisk project manager and space coordinator are the employees coordinating some programs using, and maintaining l'astérisk. They facilitate sharing resources, best practices, and collaborations between the Colocs and local community groups working on projects and services for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth.

First edition of drawings by visual artist Thiên Ngoc Ngô-Rioufol, published as part of his first solo show, “Fantôme: Edging?” at the Ojala Gallery (Paris), curated by Violette Morisseau and Margot Nguyen in October 2025. Edition produced in collaboration with Thélia Merchadou-Pineau.

As a draftsman, sculptor, and collector, Thiên Ngoc Ngô-Rioufol explores the history of various marginalized communities, tracing their unexpected intersections and points of encounter.The artist displays a series of new works in the exhibition space, using wood, pearls, painting, bones, and bronze to engrave and inscribe stories that blend the present, past, and future.

Set of cartoon-like and realistic characters for the visual identity and illustrations of a new programming : “Aftercare project”, part of l’Asterisk, a project by the Coalition of LGBTQ+ youth groups.

The purpose of this project is to support individuals who are seeking gender-affirming surgeries by helping alleviate some of the financial and post-surgical burdens they face. Many gender-affirming procedures, while essential for mental and physical well-being, can be cost-prohibitive and are not always fully covered by insurance. Additionally, the recovery process can be challenging, requiring various medical supplies, comfort items, and self-care products that can add to the financial strain.

Informative booklet on the access of Top Surgery (Mastectomy) in the context of a trans journey in Quebec. Produced for a new programming “Aftercare project”, part of l’Asterisk, a project by the Coalition of LGBTQ+ youth groups.

The purpose of this project is to support individuals who are seeking gender-affirming surgeries by helping alleviate some of the financial and post-surgical burdens they face. Many gender-affirming procedures, while essential for mental and physical well-being, can be cost-prohibitive and are not always fully covered by insurance. Additionally, the recovery process can be challenging, requiring various medical supplies, comfort items, and self-care products that can add to the financial strain.

Illustration commissioned by PIaMP for the first issue of Cahiers du PIaMP, “d’Hier à aujourd’hui” This first issue of Cahiers du Piamp brings together contributions from the organization's founders, people who have been involved with it over the years, and young people who are involved with the organization today.

The PIaMP (Project for Intervention with Underage Prostitutes) has a mandate to listen to, support, and assist anyone aged 12 to 25 who exchanges or is likely to exchange sexual services for any form of remuneration. The PIaMP takes a comprehensive and humanistic approach, based on harm reduction. The organization does not take a position for or against the exchange of sexual services: it bases its actions on the experiences of young people and their expressed needs.

The main poster features a 3D isometric illustration of my living room. This intimate and familiar scene becomes a graphic backdrop around which literary references and compositional elements intersect. The title is composed of custom-designed vector lettering inspired by the Bodoni font, conceived as a graphic element in its own right. Two excerpts from novels complete the composition and add a narrative dimension to it. This work is associated with an illustration of an alarm clock displaying 08:08, designed as an extension of the project. This image functions as a symbol of time, everyday life, and a moment suspended in time, echoing the domestic space represented in the poster. The choice of this deliberately symmetrical time reinforces the graphic aspect of the illustration while suggesting a notion of ritual, beginning, or transition.

All of this work has allowed me to experiment with combining several mediums—3D illustration, vector drawing, lettering, visual composition—and to explore my graphic approach.