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Kaitlin Brito

New Jersey illustrator Kaitlin orchestrates delightful visuals radiating a distinctive figurative and literal glow, wielding intricate ink lines and vintage hues to craft layered, multi-narrative depictions for The New York Times, Washington Post, Time Magazine, NPR, and an impressive array of national publications.

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About this artist

Kaitlin, an illustrator and designer hailing from New Jersey, specializes in crafting delightful visuals that radiate a certain glow, both figuratively and in a literal sense. Her artistic style is known for encompassing a variety of subjects, as evident in her diverse body of work. At the heart of her creations are intricate ink lines, complemented by a fondness for vintage hues and surfaces, resulting in layered and intricate depictions that weave multiple narratives.

Her impressive roster of clients features prominent names such as The Washington Post, Time Magazine, The New York Times, NPR, The Los Angeles Times, Buzzfeed, VinePair Inc., Barron's, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Magazine, Dwell Magazine, Texas Monthly, Desert Companion, Portland Monthly, The Stranger, AARP, Runner's World Magazine, Punch Drink, Visual Arts Press, Homesick Candles, Karabeauty, PASA Sustainable Agriculture, as well as recording artists Sarah Crean and Sandy Bailey, and the online platform Wildflower.co.

Kaitlin Brito was in Friends of Jinny at Jinny Street Gallery in Jingumae, 18 April to 17 May. Forty illustrators were paired with locals from the 2-chome street. A group hang on the street lamps, not a solo room.

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