Illustrator Luisa Jung has been busy creating editorial artwork for a variety of publications. Her keen eye and adaptable style allows her to bring articles and issues front and center.
For the Institute of Directors’ summer edition of Director Magazine (featured), Luisa was commissioned to create art accompanying the article, “Confidence isn’t competence.” Her work commissioned by The New York Times Business Section explores the new government-backed investment accounts for children (which include up to $1,000 in federal money) and weighs whether families should prioritize them over traditional 529 college savings plans. For The Adventist Review, Luisa created cover and interior illustrations for the article, “Protesting The Church.” Lastly, Luisa was commissioned by The Max Planck Institute to create art for an article about AI Agents.
Luisa adjusts her palette and artistry to meet each client with a new perspective, which is proof positive of her in-demand nature with such esteemed publications.
For more of Luisa’s work, visit her Workbook portfolio.
Represented by Salzman International.
