Marion Rousseau is a Paris-based surface pattern designer and illustrator operating the independent Oyeah studio. A graduate in Textile Design from the Duperré school (2009), she offers print and pattern design to professionals in fashion, stationery, and decoration, alongside illustration for greeting cards, birth announcements, and similar occasions. An online pattern catalogue is available to trade clients on request.

The portfolio features a generous, vibrant aesthetic built around everyday subjects - boats, mermaids, rabbits, cats, stripes, dots, fruits, flowers, birds, and vegetables. As described on her site, she finds pattern inspiration in "miscellaneous and ordinary things," resulting in work that is cheerful, colourful, and optimistic. The visual register is fun and commercially accessible, suited to fashion and stationery markets.

Combines illustration and surface pattern design as overlapping disciplines. Offers access to an online pattern catalogue for trade licensing enquiries. Also produces bespoke illustration for personal print occasions (greeting cards, birth announcements, event communications).

Fashion, stationery, and decoration sectors. Commissions and licensing enquiries via [email protected]. Notable project: Jake Studio x Petit Bateau - a finalist proposal for an interactive retail playground using primary colours and character illustration with Kinect digital technology.

Graduated in Textile Design from the Duperré school, Paris, in 2009. Launched Oyeah studio to offer pattern and illustration services to fashion, stationery, and decoration professionals. Has built a body of work spanning commercial print patterns and occasion illustration over more than 15 years.

Whimsical repeat patterns drawn from everyday objects and nature - food, flora, fauna, maritime themes. Style is generous and colour-saturated, calibrated for fashion and stationery applications. Pattern catalogue available for licensing to trade clients.