Illustratrice / Peintre

Daya Wyrd

Daya is an illustrator who works primarily in the world of fantasy and children's illustration. Her main influences are video games.
In 2008, she made her debut in comic book coloring. She was then hired as lead artist on her first series of digital games based on the famous choose-your-own-adventure books “Fabled Lands – The War-Torn Kingdom” written by Dave Morris and Jamie Thomson.
At the same time, Daya created her first children's book, “Akumagic,” which became one of the top five most downloaded stories in France on the App Store for Christmas. The following year, she became a graphic arts educator in a workshop specializing in laser engraving for over a year in order to broaden her horizons, but later returned to more digital techniques and continued to work freelance for several clients (Tekneo, Musée du quai Branly, Megara, and notably Mr Nutz Studio, a studio with which she has been working for several years under the direction of Philippe Dessoly).
She currently continues to work on children's stories and video games. Her work can be seen in Astérix Slap them all I and II, Joe and Mac, and the recently released Grendizer Ufo Robot.

Directeur artistique /illustrateur

Philippe Dessoly aka "Golgoth71"

Known by the pseudonym Golgoth71, this French illustrator has been working in the world of manga, comics, and video games since the 1990s. In 1989, he began his professional career at Ocean Software, a British video game publishing and development company.
He contributed to the creation of many well-known titles, including “Toki,” “Beach Volley,” “Ivanhoe,” “Snow Bros,” and many others. In 1992, he created the video game Mr. Nutz, which won the award for best platform game and best newcomer on Super Nintendo (SNES), selling over a million copies.
At the same time, he began working as an illustrator for major licenses and was the official illustrator for Goldorak for several years. He also worked on other licenses such as Albator, City Hunter, and many others, creating posters, covers, figurines, and more. Philippe Dessoly has worked on over a hundred video games and is part of the gaming landscape for several
generations of gamers and drawing enthusiasts.
Since then, he has continued to evolve between creating video games as an artistic director with titles such as Asterix & Obelix Baffez les tous I and II, Joe et Mac, Toki, and Grendizer Ufo Robot.