Freelance Illustration Hungary – Ildiko Szegszardy
Ildiko Szegszardy is the Graphic Designer and Nature and Traditional Illustrator. These are just some of her talents. Ildiko is a full-time freelancer, who graduated in 1989 from the Academy of Fine Arts, located in Budapest, with a BFA in Graphic Design.
Now that she has over 20 years of this experience, Ildiko can demonstrate what hard work results in, with the wonderful designs that are displayed in her online portfolio. The ability to design graphics for wrapping paper, educational and non-fiction books and large posters, continues to show the advancement of Ildiko’s skills and talents in design.
Winning an award for work with Bates Saatchi & Saatchi, a significant prize with her graphics on it and an international exhibition of advertisement in London in 1991.
Creation itself is expressed by the use of fruit, portrait paintings and general drawings to naturalistic animal and plants. But she prefers the traditional art, with the use of ink, watercolours, ballpoint pen and pencil, to define a piece of artwork.
Just take a look at her portfolio for yourself, you can see the nice, contrasting colours and the defined ink and pencil in her illustrations that bring her work to life.
Ildiko’s graphics are exclusively handmade, really tasteful works of art of high standard. She work fast, accurately and is very reliable when it comes to competing a project. A client list shows that Ildiko can gain full-proof references by working for the best Hungarian publishing houses and advertising agencies. Besides that, she has worked for several famous international advertising agencies such as GGK Direct, DDB Needham, McCann-Erickson and the UK Anness Publishing.
For more information and images please take a more, in-depth look at Ildiko Szegszardy’s portfolio, via the website.
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