Lucia Vinti is a London based illustrator, artist and educator who makes work about people, places, food and culture
Working primarily by hand using pencil, paint and collage, Lucia creates playful and expressive illustrations that help add personality and texture to a wide range of commissions and clients, spanning branding, editorial, corporate and publishing. Lucia has previously worked with The National Trust, Gail’s, The National Portrait Gallery and Moleskine, and her work for Tate Britain won a World Illustration Award.
Lucia loves riding at the front of double decker buses, finding ancient artefacts with funny faces in museums and drawing in her sketchbook in sunny cities. She hopes that her work can bring a little bit of joy to the every day.
When she’s not scribbling away in her studio, Lucia runs workshops, teaches illustration and draws live portraits at community and brand events.
Get in touch!
For commissions, general enquiries or for a chat hello@luciavinti.com
For book enquiries please contact Emily Talbot at United ETalbot@Unitedagents.co.uk
Selected clients
TATE
The National Trust
Gail’s
The Modern House
Tails.com
National Portrait Gallery
The Washington Post
Moleskine
Awards
World Illustration Awards 2020. Design, Product and Packaging New Talent winner.
Press
It’s Nice That - Lucia Vinti’s “wibbly wobbly” drawings are considerate and joyful”
Hardie Grant Publishing - Cover Design Q&A: From Scratch
Winsor & Newton- Our Featured Artist: Lucia Vinti, World Illustration Awards winner
Unseen Sketchbooks - In Conversation with UK Illustrator Lucia Vinti
Some kind words:
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‘We’ve loved working with Lucia. She’s positive, efficient, and has captured the GAIL’s community with real charm. Her illustrations are joyful. We wouldn’t hesitate to reach out for future projects. Thank you Lucia!’
Georgia Harman, GAIL’s
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It’s been a real pleasure working with Lucia on our new foodie series of books. She’s incredibly quick and provides plenty of creative options. Her illustrations bring such joy and character to the covers and have given each book and the series such a strong identity.
Claire Rochford, Quadrille Publishing
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Lucia’s illustrations are gorgeous. We are delighted with them - she has captured exactly what we wished to convey - and done so with such efficiency. We would keep her in mind for future projects and recommend her.
Lottie Tempest-Mountford, Islington Museum
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It is this considerate and joyful spirit, even in the domestic, that bleeds through her work and gives us all a sense of warm optimism.
Harry Bennett, It’s Nice That
