Anne Mair

Anne Mair

A picture is worth a thousand words, but Anne Mair's illustrations tell entire stories. Her attention to detail, combined with the interplay of analog and digital, makes each of her illustrations a visual experience.

Whether sketching in the classic way with a pencil, using mixed media or transformed into digital collages – Anne uses tools such as Photoshop and Procreate, combines digital elements with analogue work and lets her artworks shine in a harmonious symphony of her creativity.

Her collages are not only created digitally. She has a special ability to transform paper into art - be it in the form of papercuts or three-dimensional elements. Her craftsmanship is also reflected in her passion for printing techniques such as screen printing and linocut, which she uses to bring her illustrations into the haptic world.

Not only the technique but also the message of her illustrations speaks for itself. Each motif contains hidden elements and humorous details that make viewing it a journey of discovery. This attention to detail not only offers aesthetic value, but also makes it possible to convey complex messages in a simple and appealing way.

Anne has already worked with well-known brands such as Carl Zeiss, dm or the Bergwelten magazine and always manages to convert complex ideas into visually appealing concepts. A particular highlight of her career was the design of a relaunch for Zestonics, in which she and a colleague enriched the entire website and a product with her illustrations.

So if you are looking for a flexible and sensitive illustrator who is at home in both the analogue and the digital world and approaches every work with passion and attention to detail, you will find the right match in Anne Mair!

A picture is worth a thousand words, but Anne Mair's illustrations tell entire stories. Her attention to detail, combined with the interplay of analog and digital, makes each of her illustrations a visual experience.Whether sketching in the classic way with a pencil, using mixed media or transformed into digital collages...