A journey of creativity : Celebrating 20 years of iamag

IAMC 25 PARIS

MARCH 7-9
2025​

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Dylan Cole

Production Designer

Dylan Cole is the Academy Award nominated co-production designer of Avatar: The Way of Water. He oversees design for the entire Avatar franchise, specifically for the moon of Pandora, including all its environments, creatures, characters and cultures. 

A industry veteran for over 20 years, he has contributed art to over 60 films.  Notable credits include Senior Matte Painter on Return of the King, Concept Art Director on Avatar, and Production Designer for Maleficent.  

The Southern California native grew up drawing spaceships and alien worlds and this passion led to the creation of his first children’s book, The Otherworldly Adventures of Tyler Washburn. Dylan enjoys traveling and teaching workshops at various events and schools around the world, as well as oil painting in the studio and plein air.

Christian Alzmann

Concept Design Supervisor

After graduating from The Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Christian Alzmann was hired into the Industrial Light & Magic art department. During his 19 years at ILM he worked on numerous films as a Senior Art Director until 2018 when he accepted a position at Lucasfilm as a Concept Design Supervisor. Christian is now a member of The Academy of Motion Pictures and his work has been nominated for multiple Art Directors Guild Awards. Among his many film projects are A.I., Men in Black 2, Pirates of the Caribbean, Star Wars Episode Two: Attack of the Clones, War of the Worlds, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, The Jungle Book, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, and The Mandalorian. Most notably, Christian is known for the designs of both BB-8 and Grogu (Baby Yoda). As a visual storyteller, Christian has also illustrated book covers for Science Fiction and Fantasy novels. His clients include Harper Collins, Penguin Books, IDG, and Future Publishing.

Ian Mcque

Concept Artist

Originally from Sunderland in the North East of England, Ian McQue has been sketching and scribbling his entire life. His work is bound into the fabric of modern culture. He spent more than twenty years as a concept artist and art director producing the iconic imagery for the world-best-riding Grand Theft Auto games at Edinburgh's Rockstar North.

More recently McQue has consulted for major video game and movie studios, loaning his visual design talents to Solo: A Star Wars Story, the Mortal Engines movie, as well as the hugely successful Spiderverse movies. McQue has produced covers for twenty published novels, including those for the highly regarded Mortal Engines series by Philip Reeve.

Julien Gauthier

Concept Artist

Julien Gauthier is a freelance concept artist for film and games. He studied 3D animation at ESMA in France and began his career as a Lighting Technical Director. However, he quickly transitioned to concept art, realizing it was his true passion. Gauthier worked at ILM for more than six years, contributing to projects such as Jurassic World, Star Wars, Aladdin, Aquaman, Jungle Cruise, and the Lord of the Rings TV series, where he played a role in art direction. Currently, he freelances for various clients, including Chromatic Studio, Unit Image, Epic Games, and Marvel.

While he enjoys digital painting, he sometimes feels the urge to return to technical work, leading him to develop his own Blender add-on in his spare time.

Aaron Limonick

Concept Art Director

Aaron Limonick, born and raised in Los Angeles, has been working as a Concept Artist in entertainment since 2004. After gaining a degree in Illustration from Art Center College of Design, he began working for Activision at Neversoft Entertainment and continued at High Moon Studios. There, he worked on pitch artwork for multiple Vivendi Universal projects, as well as developing a new chapter in the Transformers franchise in cooperation with Activision and Hasbro. He has worked for film/tv studios such as HBO, BLUR, Mirada (Del Toro), LEGO, Disney, Rhythm and Hues, Paramount Pictures, and 20th Century Fox. In addition to spending 11 years at Naughty Dog Inc., has been teaching and participating in live workshops worldwide since 2010.  Aaron is now Concept Art Director working on a brand new IP at Activision, and is one of the founding members of their new AAA studio Elsewhere Entertainment.  

Ehsan Bigloo

Sr. Concept Artist, Creature Designer 

Ehsan Bigloo is a Senior Concept Designer specializing in creature design for the entertainment industry. He has contributed to over 25 films and 15 TV shows, including Men in Black: International, IT Chapter Two, Love and Monsters, Dark Phoenix, and The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. His work spans top VFX studios like Digital Domain and AAA game companies such as EA and Riot Games.

Currently a freelance senior concept Artist and VFX Art Director, Ehsan collaborates with practical FX shops and is skilled in digital prosthetic design. He has a strong background in human anatomy. His artistic influences range from Renaissance masters to modern SFX films such as Alien, Star Wars, and The Terminator, blending classical draftsmanship with contemporary monster-making.

Alex Alice

Graphic Novel Writer and Artist

Alex Alice is a French graphic novel writer and artist, working in France and sometimes the U.S. Born in 1974, he grew up in the south of France and had the chance to travel around Europe, where he developed a life-long passion for the ruins and castles of the medieval and romantic ages. This infused his art, from the grim medieval setting of esoteric thriller The Third Testament (1997-2003) to the primeval, mythic world of Siegfried (2007-2011), an operatic re-telling of the northern saga of the great dragon-slayer.

His interests range from cinema and animation to painting and illustration (he received three Spectrum Fantastic Art awards). His Siegfried has also been produced as an illustrated concert, set to Wagner's music performed by the Orchestre National de Lyon. In Castle in the Stars, he draws on Jules Verne and nineteenth century romanticism to create a watercolor world of adventure and wonder, to enchant adults and young readers alike. Starting in Angoulême in 2017, immersive Castle in the Stars exhibitions showcase original art along with costumes, props and models. His original art has been shown at the Society of Illustrators in New York, the Neue Pinakothek in Munich, the BRAFA in Brussels and Drawing Now in Paris. He is currently represented by Galerie Daniel Maghen.

His works have been translated in 19 languages.

Alessandra Sorrentino

Art Director

Alessandra Sorrentino is an Art Director, Story Artist, and 2d Animator with 20+ years in animation, mostly on feature films. Previously at Pixar, BlueSky, Aardman, and Cartoon Saloon. Credits include Inside Out 2, Nimona, Wolfwalkers, Ron’s Gone Wrong, A Shaun the Sheep Movie, Song of the Sea, The Breadwinner, and The Secret of Kells.

She has been recognized with two Emmy nominations and has also mentored at Pixar, Netflix, the School of Visual Arts in New York, The Animation Workshop in Denmark, and Schoolism.

James Paick

Creative Director

James Paick is a concept artist & creative director hailing from Los Angeles, California, with a rich background in the arts dating back to his childhood. He honed his skills at the prestigious ArtCenter College of Design, specializing in illustration and digital painting. His career journey has taken him through various sectors, including entertainment advertising & marketing, and ultimately the video game industry, where he thrived as a concept artist. Establishing his own studio, Scribble Pad Studios, James has contributed his talent to an array of projects spanning films, video games, animation, theme parks, commercials, book covers, and more, amassing over 15 years of industry experience.

James is also a co-founder of Brainstorm School, an online learning platform dedicated to concept art and illustration. His passion for sharing knowledge and fostering a vibrant artistic community shines through his involvement with events like the IAMAG, where he eagerly contributes to the industry he loves.

 
Thomas Scholes

Freelance Concept Artist

Thomas Scholes is a Freelance Concept Artist with 17 years of experience specializing in Environments, Architecture, and Modular Design.

He started his career in 2007 and has worked in a studio on 7 titles at 3 companies: Microsoft’s 343 Industries, NCSoft’s ArenaNet, and Disney’s Avalanche.
Thomas will be sharing his approach to do a lot more with less, more with what you already have and how to explore infinitely with interest.

Gäelle Seguillon

Freelance Concept and Paleoartist Artist

Gaëlle Seguillon is a concept artist and paleoartist whose work primarily focuses on creating captivating creatures and immersive digital environments. With over a decade of experience in the movie and video game industries, she has collaborated with renowned companies such as ILM, BBC, Lucasfilm, and Quantic Dream.

Some of her notable projects include Guardians of the Galaxy, Star Wars: Survivor, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, and Prehistoric Planet.

Stephan Martiniere

Creative Director

Stephan Martiniere is a multi-international award winning visual futurist. Martiniere was voted one of the 50 Most Inspirational Artists by Imagine FX Magazine. His body of work has come to be recognized by artists and designers across the globe. His work not only holds an astounding uniqueness of vision, but as a digital pioneer he has set the bar for digital painting as a whole.

A graduate of a prestigious art school in Paris, Martiniere’s thirty five year career is impressive in its scope. His early career ranged from conceptual design work for everything from Films, Games, theme parks, television, animation and publishing. His clients include ILM, Disney, Universal, Paramount, Warner Brothers, 20th Century Fox and DreamWorks. Stephan Martiniere has worked on movies such as foundation, Skeleton Crew, Ready Player One, Alita: Battle Angel, Aquaman 2, The Suicide Squad, Independence Day: Resurgence, Tomorrowland, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Guardians of the Galaxy, 300: Rise of an Empire, Total Recall (2012), I, Robot, Tron: Legacy, Star Wars Episodes 2 and 3, Star Trek (2009), Knowing, Virus, Red Planet, The Time Machine and The Fifth Element. 

Christophe Lautrette

Production Designer

Christophe began his career at Disney on "A Goofy Movie" before moving to a commercial company as an animator and art director. In 1996, he joined DreamWorks, contributing as a layout artist and later in visual development on films like "The Prince of Egypt," "Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron," and many others over 21 years. Notable credits include "Madagascar," "Bee Movie" (Golden Globe nominee), and "The Croods" (Annie Award and Oscar nominee). After DreamWorks, he spent six years at Paramount Animation, working on "Rumble" and "The Tiger’s Apprentice."

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Adress : Westfield Forum des Halles / 2, rue du Cinéma / 75045 Paris Cedex 01

 

Subway: Les Halles, ligne 4 (exit Saint-Eustache, Place Carrée) et Châtelet, lines 1, 7 et 14 (exit Place Carrée)

 

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