Social message in illustrations - The CreativeMindClass Blog
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We are pleased to present our interview with Canadian-based illustrator, designer, and creative instructor Maia Faddoul. Maia is a first-generation Canadian artist who is based out of her Montreal studio. There she creates bright and colorful illustrations for packaging publications, as well as other. Her style is high-contrast colorful, and bold usually with a subtle social justice message hiding somewhere.
Maia is an avid color enthusiast and a bit of a maximalist in her art style. Maia uses her art as a means to communicate her beliefs, speak out against injustices and raise consciousness to causes that mean a lot for her. Check out her Instagram as well as her Etsy store where she sells her unique flower earrings. Join us as we dive deep into the thoughts and creativity process that is Maia Faddoul.
I think of my style of drawing as "High Contrast'.
My aesthetic is vivid, high-contrast and colorful, often with a subtle social justice message hidden somewhere. I'm an absolute color lover and kind of a minimalist with regards to my style of art.
What is the key in creating your illustration?
One of the most important aspects of my art is to create work that expresses my convictions and values. My personality isn't the most outgoing or outgoing person, and so I often utilize my work as a way to express my beliefs, speak out about injustices and raise awareness to causes that mean a much to me.
Digital Drawing Classes
Maia uses drawing tablets and Procreate to create digital portraits. In her Illustrating Expressive Portraits in Procreate class she will share her experiment-filled process to creates colorful, vibrant and striking portraits.
Be amazed by Maia's beautiful work that she has posted on her Instagram as well as her adorable flower earrings avaliable via Etsy in a bunch of vibrant colors.
Educator + Illustrator + Designer
Mai A Faddoul
I'm a first-generation Canadian artist who works as an illustrator and a designer from the Montreal Studio. After studying both illustration and design at college and university, I now work in a variety of fields making use of both my streams of knowledge to produce stunning and vibrant images for editorials, packaging and publishing, and more.
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