These Bold, Vibrant Illustrations Give Us Summer Vibes

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Tommy L
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When it comes to Minimalism, it doesn’t take much to wow us. Known for her graphic style and vibrant colors, Italian artist and designer, Erika Rossi makes minimalist graphic designs that are powerful in their simplicity.

Born in Italy, and currently based in Barcelona, she graduated from Iuav’s, with an MA in Visual and Multimedia Communication. There she specialized in Interaction Design with a project called I Mirabilia consisting of three interactive dolls for hospitalized children. This project gained several international prizes such and has also been presented at TEDx Salzburg and Ambience 11.

An interaction and UX designer with 7 years of experience in the digital realm, her interests span from tangible interfaces and mobile solutions to craft and illustration.

Amongst the things that she loves she mentions palm trees, cats, pistachio ice-cream, and bloody-thirsty TV series.

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‘Mi è sempre piaciuto il mare, il rumore delle persone che parlano, il suono delle onde rotonde Il profumo del sale.’ *** Hoy, pintando el escaparate del @hotelbrummell para la expo ‘L’altro mare’ que estará expuesta a partir de mañana y hasta el 15 de julio! —- (‘I’ve always loved the sea, the noise of people talking, the sound of the rounded waves the smell of the salt.’) Today I’ll be painting the window of @hotelbrummell for my upcoming expo ‘L’altro mare’. Apr 15th-Jul 15th! Come say Hi! . . . . . #expo #illustrate #drawings #illustrationartists #erikarossiillustration #illustration #digital #digitalart #digitalillustration #illustrator #barcelona #art #arte #book #design #instaart #illustratorsoninstagram #graphicdesign #diseño #picame #picoftheday #instadaily #story #storytelling #editorial #graphicdesignpark #summer #sexy

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“U” de “Fagioli all’Uccelletto”. Una guarnición tradicional de la Toscana, probablemente debe su nombre a los ingredientes usados en la salsa, pimienta y salvia, típicos de la preparación de la carne de pájaro. Es ideal para acompañar segundos de carne o para comerselo solo 🍵🍅 —- “U” of “Fagioli all’Uccelletto”. A traditional side dish from Tuscany, probably takes its name from the ingredients used in the tomato sauce, black pepper and sage, typically used to prepare the bird meat. Ideal to be eaten with meat dishes or just by itself. . . . . #erikarossiillustration #illustration #ilustracion #graphicdesign #diseño #design #art #arte #digital #digitalart #barcelona #supplyanddesign @36daysoftype #illustratorsoninstagram #picame #thedesigntip #thedesignfix #illustree #instadaily #picoftheday #theaoi #aoi #typography #type #tipografia #36days_u #u #36daysoftype

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