For BFMTV’s original podcast collection, I designed a distinctive illustrated image for each programme. The subjects range from geopolitics, society and economics to politics, true crime, youth and prospective themes. Each image works as a visual cover for an audio identity while belonging to a coherent family.
The art direction uses simplified flat design, vivid contrasts, clean forms and no typography embedded in the illustration. A strong narrative symbol makes the subject immediately legible, including at thumbnail scale.
The identities were conceived for square audio-platform covers and landscape applications across BFMTV.com and social media. This flexible source construction makes the collection consistent without making every programme look the same.
The work also extends into motion campaigns: Adobe Podcast banners, launch teasers for Le Titre à la Une, a seasonal campaign for Les dents et Dodo, and magazine promotion.
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