These French Chocolate Bars Have the Best Illustrated Labels

If there’s one thing you should know about me, it’s that I love chocolate. LOVE. I can’t seem to turn down sweets, especially in the form of a cupcake or bar. So, when I found a chocolate brand that featured awesome illustrations on their packaging, it was the best of both worlds.

Le chocolat des Français is a French brand that’s made traditionally in a small village in Ile-de-France, near Paris. Paul-Henri Masson art directed these labels, and he employs the talents of many, many illustrators (see list below). I love the range here. You’ve got bold, colorful labels mixed with fine pen drawings. The subject matter varies, but the thread that ties everything together is the sense of playfulness.

Illustrations by: Alexandre Doucin, Amélie Wagner, Arthur de Pins, Caroline Hoël, Edith Carron, Emma Valleran, Gaël Davrinche, Gally, Gaston de Lapoyade, Guillaume Chauchat, Hervé Di Rosa, Jean-Charles Frémont, Jean-Christophe Valleran, Jean-Manuel Duvivier, Jennifer Bongibault, JLFQD, JUL,Julia Spiers, Julie Joseph, Julien Chheng, Laura Junger, Laureline Galliot, Laurene Boglio, Ludovic Faledam, madeline peirsman, Marc socié,Marie Assénat, Matthieu Laroussinie, Maud Begon, Miss Bean, Mlle Forma, Mr Walter, Pascal Lemaître, Quentin Williaume, Remi Wyart, Serge Bloch, Simon Bournel Bosson, Sophia Babari, Steffie Brocoli, Stéphane Maupin, Tizieu,Victor Hussenot, Yasmine Gateau, Youloune