Photo : Mathias Friman - Les Fourmis rouges
From a little blue fly
A drawing workshop to explore the food chain in all its harshness and humor.
Bibliothèque Marguerite Audoux (Paris 3rd)
About
Eat, be eaten?
A big question that the Marguerite Audoux library invites you to reflect on, with sheets of paper and colored pencils in hand.
Join us on Saturday, 11/28 at 3:00 PM to participate in the creative workshop led by author and illustrator Mathias Friman.
Author of picture books published by Les fourmis rouges (D'une petite mouche bleue, D'une petite graine verte, D'un grand loup rouge..) and Seuil Jeunesse (Une histoire de loup, Tous des patates), Mathias Friman is passionate about drawing, nature observation, and sharing his craft.
Registration required with the librarians.
For children aged 5 and up.
Our take on this event
Forget the usual weekend routine and step into the whimsical world of nature's tiniest creatures. Illustrator Mathias Friman invites curious kids aged five and up to grab their pencils and explore the dramatic cycle of life through drawing. It is a fantastic opportunity to sharpen those observation skills while letting pure imagination take the lead.
The Marguerite Audoux library invites children aged 5 and up to explore the cycle of life during a creative workshop. Guided by author and illustrator Mathias Friman, attendees will use pencils and paper to reflect on food chains while discovering the artist's unique observation-based technique. This event offers an engaging look at the world behind his illustrated books. Participation is entirely free, though registration with the librarians is mandatory. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users and is adapted to support visitors with cognitive disabilities, ensuring a welcoming environment for all participants.
On Saturday, November 28, 2026, head to the 3rd arrondissement of Paris for a special creative session held at the Bibliothèque Marguerite Audoux. From 15:00 to 16:30, author and illustrator Mathias Friman will lead an interactive workshop inspired by his book, D'une petite mouche bleue.
During this time, children will explore the complex question of nature and the food chain through drawing. Using paper and colored pencils, they will delve into the artistic process with an expert who specializes in nature-focused storytelling. The session is specifically designed to be inclusive, offering full access for wheelchair users and those with cognitive disabilities.
Please note that while the workshop is free of charge, prior registration is required with the library staff to secure a spot.
