drawings illustrated the pages of Vogue Re.Cover, illustration work done over fashion magazine covers - traveled the world around. Drawing on top of images created by World Fashion's greatest names, (e.g. Vouge) Re-signifies them - obtains new colors, packaging, meaning. decorates visual identity colourful Ana Strumpf drawings illustrated the pages of Vogue endless palette playful social media – copies + copies } Sign partnerships with brands such as Walt Disney, Nina Ricci, Keds, Seletti, Diane Von Furstenberg, Clinique, Max Mara Group, Bertolucci, Tok&Stok, Micasa, Ellus and Branco Papel de Parede Illustrator Interior Designer Product designer Creative consultant Director a creator

Re.cover Series Pinterest Pins https://www.pinterest.co.uk/ellataylor33234/the-design-project-foundation/

What materials and methods do they use and what do they design? Candle design for capsule collection for vela made in são paulo brand | 2017 Jewelry design for capsule collection for AVA | 2016 What materials and methods do they use and what do they design? Collection of décor accessories created in partnership with the Ong Orientavida licensed by Walt Disney. This collection won Walt Disney’s "Best Alice in Wonderland Collection home" international award | 2010 Illustrations developed for plates in collaboration with Seletti for the iBlues (Italian brand of Max Mara Group) store window | 2016 Comissioned pattern for capsule collection for australian brand Sportscraft, celebrating the Olympics in RJ | 2016

Re.cover (magazine illistrations) In New York when this happened - lived there from 2010-2014 Meetings via Skype during - doodle on magazines. Liked the result - posted pictures on Instagram that were very popular (saw it as a way to give new meaning to magazines that would be thrown away otherwise) New friends who own a gallery in São Paulo invited to exhibit the covers and they started to get wider attention The idea grew out of a principle that has permeated all work for a long time – to recreate, revisit, recompose – in the form of manual interventions on fashion magazine covers. At a time when the printed press is facing a crisis, Playful way to re-signify these publications that, usually, would end up discarded. Use Sharpie and DecoColor markers - It all began in a very organic manner, unpretentiously, and ended up gaining a more defined shape - people’s interest picked up. What is their creative process? How do they develop their ideas – sketches, maquettes, assemblage, toiles, photography, digitally etc?

What did they study and how did they become a ….? Never planned anything. Started to work very young Was a intern for fashion magazines in Sao Paulo and at parent’s interior design fabric store on vacations. Always loved art, fashion and interior design. Studied fashion, Grew up near interior design Started own shop - recycled vintage fabrics to turn into one-of-a-kind projects Collaborate with these designers who’d use antique materials to make capsule collections. Started drawing very young Back in 2003- own a fashion and design store for six years Living in New York - started to illustrate on magazine covers (very organic process) Covers, brands and magazines started to ask for commissioned jobs with interior and product design projects, and Vogue Brazil. Personal Style - not that colourful Home full of prints Work represents personality (inside) http://metalmagazine.eu/en/post/interview/ana-strumpf-beloved-illustrations-and-designs

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