This week our Illustrated Interview column features Michele Marconi, a young Italian artist who, with a focus on current events and a great deal of creativity, has managed to make his way nationally and internationally.
Michele began his career studying Visual Communication and continuing in the world of advertising, working for TBWA, one of the first agencies in the world.
Only later did he decide to devote himself exclusively to illustration, collaborating with clients such as Apple, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, La Repubblica, Forbes, American Airlines and many others.
Michele Marconi’s style is unmistakable, with a strong graphic component, a legacy of his experience in the advertising field. Fundamental features that you will find in his works are a wise use of color, never excessive and always very realistic and a preponderant use of fluid forms, which accompany the eye of the viewer to the discovery of his subjects.
All this led us to choose him for our Illustrated Interview, find out below how he answered our questions.
How would you illustrate yourself?
What is your favorite sport?
What is your greatest fear?
Represent your idea of relaxation.
Which is the city where you’ve been that you liked the most?
