Are you ready to go beyond the boring stock icons and graphic packs? After all, it's tough to define yourself as a unique brand if "your" graphics are popping up on other websites and ads! Take the next step with custom illustrations, available in 18 different styles by our resident artist Denisa.
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Barcelona based illustrator and graphic artist with a flair for the kooky and a stunningly wide variety of styles (and endless ideas!) More than just a maker of pretty things, Denisa is a detail-obsessive problem solver who loves experimenting with branding.
Barcelona based illustrator and graphic artist with a flair for the kooky and a stunningly wide variety of styles (and endless ideas!) More than just a maker of pretty things, Denisa is a detail-obsessive problem solver who loves experimenting with branding.
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Bright
Offbeat
Textured
Get ready to turn some heads. Not for the faint of heart, Funky Punky rebelliously rides the line between sweet and sour, bouncing freely from order to chaos and back again--all with a wink and a smile. Expect clean but unstructured lines, lots of movement, and a sharply definitive identity.
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Bubbly
Innocent
Carefree
With playful exaggerated lines and an air of carefree optimism, Venice Beach reminds us life can be just fun and games sometimes. Whether full color or minimalist black and white, this style’s sheer joyfulness makes it a win for just about any application.
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Geometric
Vintage
Strong
Yep--we went there. A perfect marriage of pop art’s vibrant whimsy and the shadowy grit of one of Tarantino’s most definitive films, Pop Fiction uses stark geometry, fashionable elements, and conceptual imagery to create a modern, two-dimensional illustration with lots of vintage flair. Works best with either sophisticated muted color palettes (as seen here) or superbrights -- this style is not made for the “in between”!
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Exaggerated
Colourful
Dream-like
Much like the Tokyo district from which it takes its name, Harajuku refuses to be ordinary. With this style, anything goes. Exaggerated features and bright, unusual color pairings create a dream-like experience that’s both cohesive and bursting with artistic imagination.
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Electric
Sophisticated
Moody
Light up the night with Futura. A little robotic (but never stiff) this style capitalizes on clean lines and dark color palettes with flashes of neon to create a turbo-charged brand image that’s way ahead of its time.
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Unexpected
Cartoon-like
Cheeky
IT’S ALIVE! This style means (monkey) business. Playful turns of visuals and unexpected combinations mingle mischievously with catchy typefaces, geometric elements, and bold color palettes, inviting onlookers into a spirited miscellany even the good Doctor couldn’t conjure.
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Minimalist
Thoughtful
Clean
Mr. Croissant is thin on lines, but bold in composition and form. This style’s minimalism creates endless room for variably exaggerated elements that will draw viewers’ eyes directly to the places you want them to see most
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Cutesy
Anime-like
Friendly
Wawa is inspired by the boundless world of anime, where adorable creatures come in abundant forms and colors, humans are laden with precious magnified features, and even landscapes are full of expression. The votes are in: anything is cuter with a shiny set of eyes.
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Elegant
Timeless
Pastel
Breezy watercolor brushes and relaxed, inky lines? Yes, please! Cairo is a flexible style that oozes airy romance while creating an identity that feels firmly grounded. This one’s beautiful without trying too hard.
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Symmetrical
Clean
Strict
Fibonacci is a Bauhaus-inspired style that’s heavy on precise lines and razor-sharp geometry. Strict, tight borders keep unapologetically saturated colors in line, while basic shapes play with each other in perfect harmony.
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Refined
Mature
Versatile
Twice around the park, Jeeves! Aristocracy is dressed to impress with elegant lines and patterns, minimalistic edge, and an almost vintage feel. This style isn’t all business, though--with the right colour palette, it’s easy to draw out the aristocrat’s lighthearted side.
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Organic
Texturized
Ethereal
Abundant textures and sweeping color gradients come together to create a supremely organic illustration style that caricature-izes the elegance of Romanticism in art. Expect nature-inspired color palettes and lots -- lots -- of texture.
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Minimal
Expressive
Modern
Bon Jour creates a sense of playful, unhurried movement. Soft splashes of bold color pop against a predominantly black and white landscape, and nod to 60s-era Mod. Wispy brush strokes dance the viewer into stylish New Millennium minimalism.
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Chic
Elegant
Luxurious
If CoCo Chanel were an illustration style, this would be it. Oozing sophisticated elegance at every turn, this style balances intense, sultry details with simply, more interpretive swathes. If you’re looking for timeless art that inspires the imagination, Monaco is a great fit.
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Hippie
Glam
Groovy
Holly macarolly, is it Dolly? Prolly. With a fun balance between grayscale and color, this style is fresh, groovy, and fun.
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Energetic
Youthful
Loud
Pop Art meets anime. Ludic is happy to be alive! Exaggerated elements, playful colors, and layered patterns (lots of dots) nod heartily to youthfulness, creating a style that’s lively and innocent, but never juvenile.
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Candid
Nonchalant
Unfussy
Woke Up Like This is a refined version of the basic sketches that typically precede full works of art. Somehow at once messy and intentional, this style embodies “come as you are,” gracefully rolling with the punches in both life and design.
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Soft
Bouncy
Vivid
Boing! Boing! Is all we can hear, looking at this style. Round and Around uses circles, rounded edges, and brilliant colors to create bubbly, huggable, elastic designs that are surprisingly versatile.