Ludivine Stock graduated from the École Supérieure d'Arts Appliquées La Martinière-Diderot and the École Émile Cohl, where she taught for 5 years.

For Casterman, she illustrated Leonardo da Vinci - Dreams and Inventions, the documentary album for the exhibition dedicated to the master at the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie in 2012. She worked for 10 years with Milan Presse on edutainment and collaborated with the University of Lyon on the European Life + Biodiversity program (Urbanbees educational game - Bee Challenges).

In comics, she explores the darker, stranger aspects of the Belle Époque: Lyon's floating morgue, washed away by the 1910 flood; Professor Lacassagne, founder of criminal anthropology; and Maître Philippe, the famous Lyon healer who succeeded Rasputin at the Romanov court. For Sang-Froid magazine, she illustrates stories by thriller writers (Dominique Manotti, Olivier Norek, Danielle Thiéry). For live shows, she designs scenography and posters.

For publishing, she designs visual identities for collections (Chansons de Barbara en bandes dessinées, monthly comic Les Rues de Lyon). She also provides graphic design services for communications.

As part of Quais du Polar 2018, then the Lyon BD Festival, her exhibition La Morgue flottante (The Floating Morgue) was on display for 4 months at the Musée d'histoire de la Médecine et de la Pharmacie Lyon 1.