François Brisson was drawing before he even learned to walk. After studying graphic design, he became involved in the world of Quebecois comics with Cocktail et Titanic magazine. His commitment and passion for drawing in all its forms make François an accomplished artist. His talent for visualizing movement, composition, perspective and anatomy led him from comics to cartoons, mastering every stage of production. He is the director of international co-productions seen by thousands of people: Le Marsupilami, Arsène Lupin, Ripley's Believe it or not, Vortech, Inuk and many others, including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Adventures in the Lost World, which won a Gémeaux price for best animated series. In addition to his busy schedule, he set about finding his brushes and painting canvases again, creating his own style that doesn't stray far from the vibrant colors of the world of animation or comics. He took over the reins of the Imagiers art gallery in Sutton for over ten years, during which time he helped promote the visual arts in the village. Quietly abandoning the demanding world of animation, he redirects his pencils and pens to comics, publishing three albums of the adventures of Princess Izha-Ba.