All images © Karlotta Freier, shared with permission
Brooklyn-based illustrator accentuates aspects of the mundane into energetic, surreal compositions. Often working on commissions for larger editorial and advertising projects, she begins with a mood, narrative, or compelling fact that unwinds into vivid, dreamlike scenes with otherworldly elements. Scale and perspective figure largely in her illustrations, which sometimes position people alongside enormous flowers or animals or use landscapes to amplify the minuscule nature of humans in comparison to the vastness of the world.
Prints of Freier’s works are available from , and you can find more of her personal projects and commissions for brands and publications like Hermès, The New Yorker, and The New York Times on .







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