Corentin Hunter
Illustrator Concept Artist 2D Animator
Books
Corentin Hunter
Au cœur de l’Engrenage (French only)
Author and illustrator
Self-published, 2024
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A personal artbook compiling my illustrations over the last ten years. Having quietly taken on the form of a souvenir album, it replayed personal trials, the Covid-19 pandemic, the vertigo of the art industry and childhood nostalgia.
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ISBN 978-2-9818898-2-9
Colored 170 pages.
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English version in production
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Corentin Hunter
Plumes noires d'automne (French only)
Auteur et illustrateur
Auto-édition, 2024
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Prototype zine. A collection of inks and haikus about autumn, daydreams and freedom.
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ISBN 978-2-9818898-3-6
Black and white, 42 pages.
English version in production
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Corentin Hunter
Author and illustrator
Self-published, 2020
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A personal project, this collection of thirty-one black-and-white cogwheels is a fresco of Asperger's Syndrome, this time from a non-scientific perspective, but one that is poetic, human and endearing. This work traces the path of both my quest to raise awareness of autism and my ambitions as a self-publisher.
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ISBN 978-2-9818898-0-5
Black and white, 74 pages, 33 ill.
French version as Aspie Encré
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Daniel Anctil
Monster Friends, Where Are You?
Illustrated by Corentin Hunter
Midtown Press, 2025
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​A curious soul in a tree house learns all he can about mythical creatures from books. Wondering why he hasn’t yet encountered these beloved creatures, he thinks they must be hiding, so he goes on a journey to find and befriend them. Will he find these creatures, and can he make friends with monsters he’s seen only in books?
A whimsical story about looking for friends and excitement.
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ISBN 978-2-925064-33-6
Hardcover, colors, 44 pages, 20 ill
Available in libraries
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Available in French at Éditions du Pacifique Nord-Ouest
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Daniel Anctil
Illustrated by Corentin Hunter
Midtown Press, 2015
One of my first contracts. Fly Fly is a prose poem about animals and birds from the Pacific coast to the Rocky Mountains. It is a soothing and peaceful tribute to the still wild world of the West, which allowed me, with a complicit challenge, to deepen my skills in color and realism.
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ISBN 978-2-9812179-6-7
Hardcover, colors, 32 pages, 15 ill
Available in libraries
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Available in French at Midtown Press
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