When thinking of illustration as an art form, there’s a good chance everyone has a different visual in their head. That’s likely because nowadays, illustration takes so many different forms and ranges in all kinds of styles. Use of mediums can range from digital, to painting, to sketching and styles can vary anywhere from geometric, to hand-drawn, or even a mix of multiple.
Today we’ve got a handful of talented women illustrators to show off, dabbling in all kinds of different illustration styles. These illustrators particularly caught our eye because of their unique approaches to their craft and of course, their thoughtful choices in subjects.
Jenny Lelong
Fairly new to Dribbble, Jenny Lelong is already making a big impression with her detailed illustrations of Japanese shop facades. Jenny currently works as an independent graphic designer and illustrator in Lyon, France.
Jennifer Ely
Jennifer Ely is a woman of many talents—as a freelance illustrator and production designer, she’s worked on various commercial, film, and television animation projects. Keep up with the Portland-based artist on Dribbble to see what she’s got cooking up next.
Ayelet Raziel
Bold line work and vibrant colors make Ayelet Raziel’s work hard to miss. The Tel Aviv-based illustrator loves exploring different shapes and styles and often depicts the human figure. You can find most of her work available for sale online.
Carolina Rodriguez Fuenmayor
Carolina Rodriguez Fuenmayor’s illustrations are out of this world—literally. According to the Columbian artist’s website, she’s inspired by melding different worlds where the human figure, galaxies, and nature all become one. See for yourself:
Montsouris
Montsouris is an illustrator and animator living in Paris, France. We love her simple and bold line work mixed with an ultra colorful color palette—and of course, we can’t forget the subtle animations thrown in there!
Michelle K. Albert
What’s not to love about Michelle Albert’s quirky and whimsical illustrations? This Chicago based designer keeps us on our toes with all of the different styles she plays around with.
Katja Cho
Illustrator Katja Cho’s work is fascinating, to say the least. We love her mixing of textures, patterns, and colors, and how she often uses women as the focal point in her shots. Katja’s colorful illustrations seem to be inspired by movies, video games, and general media from what we’ve picked up on her site.
Lauren Bergman
Lauren Bergman’s work is the epitome of cohesiveness. Her pastel palettes and hand-drawn style illustrations are all so detailed and mesmerizing. You might also notice she tends to illustrate subjects of sights around the home. Anyone recognize some of the scenes below? We do.
Kaela Graham
Take a look through Seattle-based illustrator Kaela Graham’s work and you might think her playful style would fit perfectly in a children’s book. Even if we’re not kids anymore, her stuff still makes us feel all warm and fuzzy.
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