Francesco Bongiorni is an Italian illustrator who divides his time between Milan, Madrid, and London. His work has been published in magazines around the world such as The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Guardian, Washington Post, Le Monde, Time, The Wall Street Journal and many others. The style is simple and clean, able to communicate immediately and synthesize complex ideas in an original way.

For this reason, we can define him as a conceptual artist, able to “identify and communicate clearly the essence of the idea”. The colors are matte and play on warm colors versus cold one’s contrast, with particular attention to details. The American magazine PRINT has recently included Francesco in the list of the best under 30 talents of the world and his work has appeared on The Society of Illustrators Annual and Annual Communication Arts.

We recommend you to take a look at Francesco’s site, that you find here.