Guest teacher
Fanny Dreyer grew up in Switzerland, not too far from the mountains, near the forest. She moved to Brussels after graduating from high school to study illustration in the Royal Academy of Fine Arts.
Her pictures oscillate between realism and naïve art. They feature a wide palette of techniques, ranging from felt-tip to pencil, from the use of acrylic to inks that bleed into each other and sometimes risograph printing.
Not limiting herself to a single graphic style, she offers a multi-faceted universe that sees landscapes, folklore, and children take on a singular importance.
She currently lives and works in Brussels, splitting her time between children’s books, illustrations for the press and cultural sector, painting and embroidery, children’s workshops, as well as the illustration collective Cuistax, which she co-founded.
Fannys most recent book „Collections“ won numerous awards, including the Most beautiful Swiss children‘s book.
Other projects lately allowed her to go beyond the book as format and approach images in different ways: She realized a collection of porcelain pieces in Japan and installations in a new Belgian hospital as well as in a Paris metro station.

You can see more of Fannys work here:
@fanny_dreyer