Published by Shorts Unlimited
Sep 11, 2026
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LeCourt2027 unveils its official poster

Trained in Applied Arts, at the Beaux-Arts de Lyon, then in motion design at Gobelins, Manon Diemer first worked at an agency in Paris for several years before refocusing on a more personal drawing practice, driven by a need to reconnect with nature. Based in La Rochelle, she made this practice her full-fledged profession, taking on major commissions such as a planisphere for Air France, a stamp for La Poste…ever true to her subjects of landscapes and living things.  Her work can be found in magazines like Kiblind, in books, on clothing, stamps, as well as in many exhibitions. She is represented by the KG Talents Paris agency.

This year’s Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival poster was created by French illustrator Manon Diemer. It reconnects Clermont-Ferrand with an image of Nature that is wilder, yet also fantastic. 

Inspired by the local flora and fauna, Manon chose the wolf as the central figure of the poster, which seeks to bring together nature and civilisation.

The pack of wolves, a symbol of collaboration, observes the viewer around a dreamlike fire, the primary source of light in this illustration. This mysterious night invites us to question the place of humans in nature and to take a moment to admire every detail present in the forest. By the way, wolves are not the only animals present in this image, can you spot the others? 

Join the pack and let’s head over to the 49th Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, which will take place from 29 January to 6 February 2027. 

The thematic retrospective will be dedicated to democracy, with a focus on Korean cinema.

Trained in Applied Arts, at the Beaux-Arts de Lyon, then in motion design at Gobelins, Manon Diemer first worked at an agency in Paris for several years before refocusing on a more personal drawing practice, driven by a need to reconnect with nature. Based in La Rochelle, she made this practice her full-fledged profession, taking on major commissions such as a planisphere for Air France, a stamp for La Poste…ever true to her subjects of landscapes and living things. 

Her work can be found in magazines like Kiblind, in books, on clothing, stamps, as well as in many exhibitions. She is represented by the KG Talents Paris agency.