Geraldine Vincent is a French-Canadian author, illustrator, and photographer born in the south of France. She composed stories and has painted since her childhood. At age 25, Geraldine wanted to travel and spent five years in England, a country that she loved, discovering her passion for photography. Her taste for adventure brought her to Canada, where she has lived since. She wanted to return to school, where she did an A.E.C. of advertising design and illustration at the International Academy of Design and Technology, then an A.E.C. of photography at Marsan College of Photography in Montreal.
Geraldine Vincent focused her photographic style. For over ten years, she photographed Lolita, a Japanese fashion that began in the late ’70s and early ’80s in Japan and exploded across the ocean in the ’90s. Always wanting more, Geraldine started to write and paint again after many years. The need to create became a journey into self-discovery with The Story of the Sea Unicorn.
Little Red Riding Hood Story: Original and Other Versions is the author’s second book; a retrospective of the tale with six different versions of the same story by different writers, with compelling illustrations by Géraldine Vincent....
