Illustrator Luisa Jung continues to merge art and insight across a range of editorial features. For Business of Home’s Style Issue, she created visuals exploring how interior designers cultivate their creative eye and shape the aesthetics of their work. Her collaboration with Scientific American for its Special Issue on Innovations in Alzheimer’s included a cover and three interior illustrations illuminating the balance between scientific progress and human experience. Recent commissions also include The Wall Street Journal’s “Freezing, Storing and Thawing My Eggs Cost Me $33,179. I Still Didn’t End Up With a Baby” and The New York Times’ The New Old Age column, illustrating new research on mini-strokes and cognitive decline. Across all her projects, Jung’s work bridges complex ideas and emotional depth through refined, thought-provoking imagery.
See images from the projects below. For more of Luisa’s work, visit her Workbook portfolio.
Represented by Salzman International
