Based in New York, Brown uses graphic design, illustration, and art direction to create content for fashion, beauty, and lifestyle brands. Using bold blocks of color and strong female figures, she creates dynamic artworks that are aimed at encouraging herself and others to be more optimistic and free.

“I love creating designs and illustrations for brands that share a similar vision and purpose,” she adds in the interview. “It’s the best feeling when brands specifically come to me for my personal style and push me to pump out my very best work.” And with more than 30k followers on Instagram, as well as selected clients that include Apple, Facebook, Sephora, and Google – people are clearly taking note.

“I love collecting 70’s interior design books for inspiration,” added Brown, talking about her sources of inspiration. “The over-the-top colorful palettes, quirky motifs, and the overall carefree attitude of the 70s excite me, and those are elements that I like to bring into my work.” She adds that she also loves people-watching in New York City. “The mix of different personalities and styles easily translate to my illustration work, inspiring me to create characters that are bold and unique,” she says.

Follow her Instagram page for a pop of color:

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With a BA in Graphic Design from Curtin University of Technology and 12 years of experience behind her, she knows what she likes and she does it well. “My work is digital,” she stressed in an interview with Ballpitmag. “I have so much respect for those working in traditional media without the magic of undo and easy proportion/scale adjustments. Being able to adjust colors globally is also something I really love. Everything looks better when slid -5 on hue!”

Indeed, her work is very much color driven. “Once I get a brief, I sketch while split-screen researching on my iPad (normally on the couch with the terrible TV on in the background),” she says. “Once the sketches are approved by my client, it’s color blocking time. If the brief allows, I’ll bring into PS and go nuts with homemade paint textures and brushes.”

With a little over 10k fans on Instagram and selected clients that include the Perth Zoo, the State Library of Western Australia, and the University of New England, people are clearly taking note!

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Based in New York, Brown uses graphic design, illustration, and art direction to create content for fashion, beauty, and lifestyle brands. Using bold blocks of color and strong female figures, she creates dynamic artworks that are aimed at encouraging herself and others to be more optimistic and free.

“I love creating designs and illustrations for brands that share a similar vision and purpose,” she adds in the interview. “It’s the best feeling when brands specifically come to me for my personal style and push me to pump out my very best work.” And with more than 30k followers on Instagram, as well as selected clients that include Apple, Facebook, Sephora, and Google – people are clearly taking note.

“I love collecting 70’s interior design books for inspiration,” added Brown, talking about her sources of inspiration. “The over-the-top colorful palettes, quirky motifs, and the overall carefree attitude of the 70s excite me, and those are elements that I like to bring into my work.” She adds that she also loves people-watching in New York City. “The mix of different personalities and styles easily translate to my illustration work, inspiring me to create characters that are bold and unique,” she says.

Follow her Instagram page for a pop of color:

The post Jade Purple Brown’s Work Is Colorful, Strong, and Unique appeared first on PlayJunkie.

With a BA in Graphic Design from Curtin University of Technology and 12 years of experience behind her, she knows what she likes and she does it well. “My work is digital,” she stressed in an interview with Ballpitmag. “I have so much respect for those working in traditional media without the magic of undo and easy proportion/scale adjustments. Being able to adjust colors globally is also something I really love. Everything looks better when slid -5 on hue!”

Indeed, her work is very much color driven. “Once I get a brief, I sketch while split-screen researching on my iPad (normally on the couch with the terrible TV on in the background),” she says. “Once the sketches are approved by my client, it’s color blocking time. If the brief allows, I’ll bring into PS and go nuts with homemade paint textures and brushes.”

With a little over 10k fans on Instagram and selected clients that include the Perth Zoo, the State Library of Western Australia, and the University of New England, people are clearly taking note!

The post Rebecca Mills’ Vector Illustrations Really Pop! appeared first on PlayJunkie.