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Poulin, Bernard A.; Bergeron, Jean-Claude

 
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Synopsis

Since the beginning of time, the hand has taken us beyond ourselves. It has played a unique role in the rapport between humans. It greets. It recognizes, assists, comforts and reassures. It caresses, prays, blesses, gives, teaches and leads the way. A veritable extension of the heart itself, the hand is the privileged link in the art of emotional communication. Without fanfare, it is silent – a representative of the unsaid. The hand in the Bernard Poulin, Dominic Bercier story ‘Hold My Hand’ speaks of the rite of passage as experienced and shared by one generation and another. Interestingly, the proffered hand described in this story is reminiscent of the relationship between the author and the illustrator. Poulin and Bercier met several years ago at the Centre d’Excellence Artistique De La Salle. The former was a professional visual artist, the latter a student. From that time forward, the author has been mentor to the younger illustrator. In essence, ‘Hold My Hand’ is a wondrous intergenerational collaboration. And, for the benefit of us all, let us hope it is not the last such project between Poulin and Bercier. From the Afterword by Jean-Claude Bergeron Founder and First Coordinator Centre d’Excellence Artistique De La Salle, Ottawa, Canada.

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À propos de l'auteur

Bernard A. Poulin is an international painter of official, corporate and private portraits. His clients include the governments of Canada, Bermuda and Ontario, as well as varied corporations and institutions including the CPR, the National Research Council, The Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons and the Royal Collections of both Windsor Castle and St-James Palace. Poulin has been commissioned to create exhibitions on Tuscany, Venice, Provence, Jerusalem and Paris. He sculpts in bronze, and his 3-dimensional murals can be found in the lobbies of the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario, the Ottawa Children’s Aid Society and the Solange Karsh Center for Medical Research. Poulin is the author/collaborator of several books on drawing, and is the author of The Complete Colored Pencil Book [Le crayon de couleur, Paris, 1995], Beyond Discouragement – Creativity [2010], Hold My Hand [2014-2018], and, On Life, Death And Nude Painting [2015]. In 2011 the “Assemblée parlementaire de la francophonie internationale” conferred upon Poulin the title of 'Chevalier (Knight) of the Ordre de la Pléiade.' The biography of the artist appears in the Canadian Who's Who, and A Dictionary of Canadian Artists. For more please visit : www.bernardpoulin.com ... Dominic Bercier is a writer-artist-designer from Ottawa, Canada, where he is principal and publisher of Mirror Comics Studios, a comic book and graphic novel production and distribution project. Bercier’s art and design has been seen in comic books, graphic novels, books, CD art, websites, newspapers, magazines, menus, videos, film productions, ads, children’s books and bandes dessinées. During his art school years, Dominic is an assistant-penciler on comic books for Top Cow Entertainment, Image Comics, Dark Horse Comics, CHAOS! Comics and more. From 2010 to 2015, Dominic is co-founder of Mirror Comics where he serves as president and publisher and releases his solo efforts 'Ghost King: A Book of Changes,' 'Like Never Before & Like Never Again' [a comic book in 24 hours], and 'Treadwell,' which is nominated in the 2015 Aurora Awards and in the 2015 Joe Shuster Awards [specifically, The Gene Day Award]. Bercier collaborates on several other projects like 'Hold My Hand,' 'Mission Arizona' and 'The Bird Caller,' and oversees projects by a number of emerging writers and artists. Mirror Comics is re-branded as Mirror Comics Studios in 2015. For more please visit : www.dominicbercier.com.

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