Ludi Leiva illustration

About
Ludi’s illustration and animation processes blend analog and digital techniques, incorporating elements from her painting and printmaking practices. Filled with textured strokes and tiny imperfections, her work evokes feelings of aliveness and connection.

Over the last several years, Ludi has collaborated on impactful, purpose-driven illustration campaigns with clients around the world. She is currently open to commissions and collaborations. Please reach out to discuss project ideas!

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Select Clients
Adidas, Apple TV+, Samsung, Vans, Dr. Marten’s, Los Angeles Times, Vogue, The Other Art Fair, Creative Debuts, The Guardian, Vice, The Smithsonian, Toms, The Trevor Project, HBO Max, Rock The Vote, them., The Canadian Broadcasting Company (CBC), The Creative Independent, Refinery29, Stylist Magazine, Coachella Music Festival, Herman Miller, OKCupid, Glamour Magazine, Jiggy Puzzles, Knix, Choose Democracy, NBC, So Young Magazine, Vogue Eyewear, UCLA, Planned Parenthood, Amazon Prime Video, Phillips Auction House

Press & mentions
Creative Boom
One Club for Creativity
C-Print Journal
Elephant Magazine
Hyperallergic
Hunker
The Trevor Project
Vagabond City Lit
Canvas by Saatchi Art
Creating Your Own Path
Nailed Magazine

For Los Angeles Times / L.A. Affairs column

“As Above, So Below” (Personal project) / Longlisted for the World Illustration Awards 2024

For Vogue Eyewear / Pride Campaign

For Los Angeles Times / L.A. Affairs column

“Sunset Swim” (Personal project)

For Los Angeles Times / Sunday Times centerpiece

For Stylist Magazine / The Body Shop

For Knix / Editorial illustration

For Toms Shoes / Artist Series (click to learn more)

For The Guardian / Saturday Magazine (in print)

For Phillips Auction House / Pride campaign (click to learn more)

For Apple TV+ / Dickinson campaign / Illustration based on the Emily Dickinson Poem “Hope is the thing with feathers”

For Grist / The Uproot Project newsletter