'Le Bois des Vierges'.
Béatrice Tillier was born in 1972 in Lyon. She grew up in the Ardèche, where she developed her passion for nature. Her trips throughout Europe with her grandmother gave her an equal interest in architecture and art. She studied Literature, but completed her education at the Émile Cohl art school in Lyon. Before graduation, she had already illustrated a novel for the publishing house Nathan.
'Fée et Tendres Automates'.
Tillier then did regular work for Éditions Milan, while preparing the comics trilogy 'Fée et Trendres Automates'. Tillier illustrated the first two installments of this science fiction serial, written by Téhy and published by Vents d'Ouest in 1996 and 2000. Tillier then drew the World War II drama 'Mon Voisin, le Père Noël', written by Philippe Bonifay and published by Casterman in 2005. In 2008, she teamed up with Jean Dufaux to create another trilogy, 'Le Bois des Vierges', published by Robert Laffont.
'Mon Voisin, le Père Noël'.
Tillier has also contributed to Jean-Pierre Eugène's 2009 anthology 'Souvenirs de Films', published by Le Lombard. She is married to comic artist Olivier Brazao, whom she has assisted on the coloring of the series 'Sheewõwkees'.
'Fée et Tendres Automates'.