CAROLINESEIDLER.COM asks you : Have you already booked your WORLD TRIP TO THE MOON ? Plus screaming babies for GU PUBLISHING, DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS, DFL CHILD SAFETY, UNDOK Calendar ‘23, FALSTAFF TRAVEL, Suzuki customer magazine FAMILY, WEINGARTEN HOTEL, …
Have you already booked your WORLD TRIP TO THE MOON? – That’s the title of the latest newsletter from THE AMBASSADOR OF ILLUSTRATION. An equally multifaceted and inspiring topic ! Which takes us now on a journey with Tibo EXENBERGER to TMW, aka the Vienna Museum of Science and Technology … or with Stefanie HILGARTH, Claudia MEITERT, Eva VASARI and Blagovesta BAKARDJIEVA (here for Der Pragmaticus) and many other illustrators from THE AMBASSADOR OF ILLUSTRATION, who were able to chalk up plenty of experience with illustrative travel companionship – and not only to the Moon.
Join them on a world trip to the Moon and through other equally creative and beautiful illustration topics. All you have to do is subscribe to the latest newsletter : office@carolineseidler.com
In the NEWS of the week, we bring you Irene SACKMANN with her illustrations for GU Publishing, which can be found in the guide on the topic of sensitive babies. She also illustrated for DFL on the safety of children and adolescents in sports.
Christina MÜHLHÖFER and Gina MÜLLER illustrated with Erdgeschoss for DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS / MSF Magazine.
FALSTAFF TRAVEL asked Blagovesta BAKARDJIEVA for exclusive watercolor maps to equally exclusive destinations, and the Suzuki client magazine FAMILY / rahofer had its motorized topics extravagantly explained with collaged illustrations by Blagovesta.
For university book shop MANZ, Josephine WARFELMANN illustrated the code of conduct, and Nicolas AZNAREZ did an entire book series on various legal amendments.
The UNDOK drop-in center is an initiative of several trade unions, the Vienna Chamber of Labor, the Austria Students’ Union and of various NGOs in the areas of foreigner and asylum law, but also self-organized migrant organizations, anti-racist and grassroots union activists. But that doesn’t mean the platform remains undocumented: Clara BERLINSKI is responsible for illustrating the topic in a visually appealing and accessible manner thanks to her powerful and clear visual language.
New for Kathrin FRANK and Christina MÜHLHÖFER, and particularly charming, are the family topics in FAMILIEZEIT NÖ themed upon ‘Family Tree’ and ‘New, But Good’.
The magazine A LA CARTE entices us with recipe illustrations by Kerstin LUTTENFEDNER, the cover illustration of a special edition by Kathrin FRANK plus the thematic illustration by CHRISTINA MÜHLHÖFER.
And last but not least : The bar of WEINGARTEN HOTEL has been remodeled – and the collaged CI comes from Gina MÜLLER : Coasters, bottle, walls and menus unfold their charming appeal.
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Illustration for business, culture, tourism and communication. 2D, 3D, moving images. We support visual communication with illustration and animation. We focus on people's need for visual communication. We use culturally learned imagery and its psychological functions. At "The Message of Illustration carolineseidler.com" the core competence is advice.
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We build on commissioned art and make people's need for visual communication our focus. We support visual communication with illustration and animation. The development of photography pushed illustration out of the spotlight for many years: however, the trend towards valuing craftsmanship has given illustration a new place. We learned to read with pictures. Illustrators bring content to life, capture messages and needs in images, develop key visuals to appeal to consumers. Lines, composition and colors provide the impetus to delve into topics and awaken needs.
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