Jasmin Meier, also known as Harley and J, is an Australian illustrator who lives in Byron Bay, a seaside town overlooking the Coral Sea. Here Jasmin spends her days creating illustrations that seem to have come out of the 60s and 70s, with subjects that bring to mind the period when the so-called “children of flowers” revolutionized the thinking of an entire era and whose ideals were perfectly suited to a precise aesthetic and look. Thus, Jasmin Meier’s works are dotted with naked girls immersed in floral and eclectic universes, with a stylistic choice inspired by Art Nouveau, from artists such as Alan Forbes, Gustav Klimt, Alphonse Mucha, and many others. 

Jasmin Meier has managed to transform a passion transmitted to her by her mother, also an illustrator and painter, into her work. In fact, today, in addition to personal projects, Harley and J produces many posters, especially concert posters, characterized by the classic colored and bold writing of the posters of the ’60s. 

Discover a selection of her works below and to find out more go to Harley and J’s website and Instagram profile.