10 inspiring illustration styles

Ihave to confess… I’m an illustration junkie. Hours disappear when I’m swimming through the endless stream of talented artists that post online. The art form of illustration has become a mainstay of landing pages, getting more unique and colorful with each passing year. It provides customers a friendly introduction to brands and can become an essential component of all your customer-facing imagery. While there are now many repositories of free or low-cost illustrations available online, there is something to be said for the use of unique imagery that is designed to represent a single brand’s identity and message. The stock photo styles of the 90’s have lost their appeal. Although we’re seeing a new era of stock image quality emerge on sites like Unsplash, it’s difficult for many brands to properly utilize those kinds of images to strong affect. Illustrations are a perfect go between — able to provide the emotion and human connection of photos, while distilling the imagery to a neutral flavor which can be used in a much wider range of possibilities. As art becomes more intertwined with the brands and products we build, it’s important that we have a reference point when looking for an artist. Here, I’ve curated a few of my favorite illustration styles, highlighting some particularly stellar examples of each. In the lack of specific stylistic definitions, I’m using my own categorizations to define each style. I hope this list will serve as both a style reference and a directory of talent to contact when building your next great brand. Thank you to all the artists who gave permission to share their incredible work. <a href="https://uxdesign.cc/10-inspiring-illustration-styles-from-the-best-illustrators-of-2020-89b42f08ba81">Visit Now</a>