Margot Bodard

Line by line

Margot Bodard draws in Indian ink the things we no longer take the time to look at. Limited editions inspired by nature, a menagerie for children's rooms and, soon, painting.

Two framed ink drawings above a kitchen counter: the artichoke and the pineapple

Three chapters

  1. I

    Limited editions

    Nature drawn in ink, one flower or mushroom at a time. Each work is printed in 50 hand-numbered copies.

    See the editions
  2. II

    The Menagerie

    With her children came their cuddly toys. Margot drew them with the same patience, each child's name just below.

    Discover the Menagerie
  3. III

    The Studio

    The children are growing up, and Margot is making time to paint. The first one-of-a-kind pieces are under way.

    In the studio right now
Close-up of an ink drawing: the florets of an agapanthus, line by line
“Every shadow is made of hundreds of small lines, laid down one by one. Nothing can be erased.”
Her story

II

The Menagerie

Seven cuddly toys drawn in ink, with your child's name. Write it and it appears on the drawing.

Choose a cuddly toy

III

In the studio right now

Margot is painting. After ink, colour and texture: she is taking the time to explore, in one-of-a-kind pieces. They aren't ready yet. If you'd like to see them before anyone else, leave your email.

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