Article illustration

Stephanie Wunderlich studied at FH Augsburg and ISIA Urbino and earned a degree in communication design. Wunderlich lives in Hamburg, Germany, where she works as a freelance illustrator. The illustrator’s favorite medium is paper collage. She creates her illustrations using digital techniques as well as traditional cut paper collage with scissors and glue. The colorful, flat graphic shapes and compositions of her editorial illustrations grace the pages of magazines and newspapers worldwide.

Audrey Malo’s work for The Globe and Mail’s article « Meet the insomniacs of Canada » received and award of excellence in the Illustration category of the

Communication Arts May/June 2020 Illustration Annual | 61 Antonio Sortino, illustrator Alice Lagarde/Angèle Noel, art directors Les Echos Week-end, client “For a Les Echos Week-end article about the loss of attention caused by the use of devices.” Various sizes, digital.

Inkygoodness – Championing new and emerging talent in the creative industries

Illustration, Graphic Design, Editing, Adobe Photoshop

Keith Negley Illustration: Fantasyland. Keith Negley’s cover illustration for the New York Times Sunday Book Review accompanied an article on Kurt Anderson’s “Fantasyland,” which explains how our nation has been delusional for generations and that the Trump election is just the cherry on the top of our fake sundae.

Illustrator Alice Moloney recently wrote an opinion piece for It’s Nice That about whether illustrators should be treated like designers. Her article was an emphatic yes, as more illustrators are being commissioned as if they were designers, blurring the boundaries between the two disciplines. Barce

The Fruitmarket Gallery, 45 Market Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1DF

Illustration, Art Direction, Character Design, Adobe Photoshop, Procreate, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Creative Cloud

This overlapping of illustrations showing the process of something I think works extremely well and this technique could be applied in some of the pages of my book.