Big commissions and a more confident style in Sarah Mazzetti's updates
It’s always a joy to hear from Bologna-based illustrator Sarah Mazzettti who has been a firm favourite of ours since we first stumbled across her gig posters back in 2012. The Italian image-maker seems to have settled on a more confident style in recent months and big-name commissions from the likes of Vice, The New York Times and MIT Technology have duly followed. But that unpredictable playful sensibility we so loved has not been entirely banished, as evidenced by her huge yellow giant holding up a room for the TICTIG exhibition at Casa Testori in Milan.
Sarah’s also started a Tumblr on which she’ll be posting work-in-progress imagery and otherwise unpublished work, so it’s worth keeping an eye on that too if you’re a fan (as you should be!).
Sarah Mazzetti: Giant for for TICTIG exhibition at Casa Testori
Sarah Mazzetti: Domodossola cover
Sarah Mazzetti: Illustration for The New York Times on the salt dilemma
Sarah Mazzetti: Illustration for Rivista Studio 20
Sarah Mazzetti: Illustration for Rivista Studio 20
Sarah Mazzetti: Illustration for For Vice US article about foreign English teacher’s problems with Chinese government
Sarah Mazzetti: Illustration for For Vice US article about foreign English teacher’s problems with Chinese government
Sarah Mazzetti: Illustration for For Vice US article about foreign English teacher’s problems with Chinese government
Sarah Mazzetti: Poster for Vita’s 20th birthday
Sarah Mazzetti: Turing Test illustration for MIT Technology
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Rob Alderson is a freelance writer, editor and strategist. He was previously editor-in-chief of It’s Nice That and WePresent, and editor of Design Week. He publishes the newsletter Undo, which tries to make sense of how AI is changing design work, the design process and the design industry.
