Luisa Jung
Cologne, Germany
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"Luisa’s work is amazing! She can take abstract ideas and create something incredibly powerful and creative. Many times, she has been handed a tough assignment and turned in something that elevates the story with a brilliant illustration that perfectly captures the concept and engages our audience. She is also a dream to work with, always responsive and always ready to deliver high-quality work that resonates with our readers."
Robert Bryson, Head of Creative, C&EN Creative |
"Luisa is the kind of artist that art directors dream of working with. She doesn’t simply translate ideas into images; she elevates them, finding visual metaphors that add depth and nuance to the content in ways I wouldn’t have imagined."
Joy Beth Crownover, Director, CT Creative Studio |
Illustration
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Rising Utility Costs, Focus Magazin
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Comforting Congregants in Crisis, Christianity Today
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about Luisa
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Bio:
Luisa Jung was born and raised in Argentina. She graduated in Architecture at the University of Buenos Aires. Her work has been recognized by The Society of Illustrators NY, Communication Arts Magazine, American Illustration, The Society of Illustrators LA, V&A Illustration Awards, World Illustration Awards, Lürzer's Archive, 3x3 Magazine, among others. She lives and works in Cologne, Germany. Selected Clients:
Barron's, Bucknell University, Business of Home, Chemical and Engineering News, Cambridge University Press, Cedars-Sinai, CT Studio, Christianity Today, Dana Foundation, Deutsche Diabetes Gesellschaft e.V., Discoveries, Fischer Appelt, Focus Magazin, Forbes Argentina, Herz Heute, Kaiser Permanente, Kunstanstifter, Studio Deluxe, Max-Planck-Gesellschaft, NPR, NYU Law, Planadviser, Politico, Psychologie Heute, REWE, Rolling Stone Germany, Royal Society of Arts, Schlaglichter der Wirtschaftspolitik BmWi, Scientific American, Seven Elm, Skelton Sprouls, Spiegel Literatur, Stern, The Christian Century, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Wardour, Weill Cornell, Zum Goldenen Hirschen. INterview with Luisa Jung:
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