This time around, Bored Panda reached out to Juliette with some new questions regarding her upcoming works.
"Right now I don't have any series I'm working on when it comes to my comics, but you can look forward to my two series on Webtoon, 'Yu'lieth' and 'Dôme and Rune'!"
We also wanted to know if the artist had a comic she was proud of, and we thought it was only fair if she'd share her thoughts with us!
"I have so many I like, the Disney ones (watching Disney when I was a kid vs an adult), the two panels one I did at the beginning of the 1st lockdown with my cat 'I might commit murder'), the 'when I see a kitten...' one, etc."
Artists go through a few art phases trying to find the art style they could call their own, however, it seems like Juliette is pretty settled in that area, however, that doesn't mean the artist wouldn't like to try something new.
"I'd like to improve my 'semi-realistic' style, for lack of a better word. I mean art style like Loish or Sam Yang."
Starting out with comics (or art in general) isn't easy, so we asked the artist if she had any tips to share.
"Don't do it because you expect to blow up on Instagram because you'll be disappointed. And don't underestimate the script, it is as important as the visual!"
When it comes to people having opinions on her comics, here's what the artist thinks, "I hope it makes them laugh, I hope they can identify, make them feel maybe less alone!"
Most artists usually create art in order to accomplish something, therefore we were wondering if Juliette felt the same.
"I don't have expectations right now. But if I have to choose, I'd say, releasing a comic book in English (already released one in French)."
Juliette has been in the comic scene for quite some time now so we were curious whether she had any comments from her followers that particularly stood out, "I guess all comments saying my comics make them laugh, brighten their day or how I inspired them to draw!"
Lastly, given how popular the artist's comics are we asked her how all of this had impacted her life.
"If talking about my Instagram experience, it gave me opportunities to meet wonderful artists and work with amazing people. When talking about art in general, it always helps me to 'vent bad emotions'. When I feel sad, tired, frustrated, etc., I tend to cope by drawing and it helps a lot!"
