illustrator
Nadya Hadun Kezik
Hi! My name is Nadya, I am an artist, based in Italy.
I love to create art, create illustrations! And for more than 30 years I have been drawing something almost every day. I am lucky - my work is my passion and my hobby, so welcome!
And I'm delighted to welcome you to my magical world of children's illustrations. Ever since I was a child, I've adored books with bright pictures, and now I create such wonders myself.
I graduated with a Master's degree in Art/Painting from the University of Arts in Budapest, where I gained deep knowledge and skills that help me in my work every day. Throughout my career, I've had the opportunity to work with galleries, creating exhibition pieces, as well as with major game studios, developing unforgettable characters for mobile games. This diverse experience has allowed me to develop a unique style and approach to illustration.
But most of all, I love children's graphics because it allows me to bring the boldest fantasies to life and bring joy to young readers. I invite you to dive into my world of imagination and discover the magic of children's illustrations!
I am open to collaborations and joint projects.
I love to create art, create illustrations! And for more than 30 years I have been drawing something almost every day. I am lucky - my work is my passion and my hobby, so welcome!
And I'm delighted to welcome you to my magical world of children's illustrations. Ever since I was a child, I've adored books with bright pictures, and now I create such wonders myself.
I graduated with a Master's degree in Art/Painting from the University of Arts in Budapest, where I gained deep knowledge and skills that help me in my work every day. Throughout my career, I've had the opportunity to work with galleries, creating exhibition pieces, as well as with major game studios, developing unforgettable characters for mobile games. This diverse experience has allowed me to develop a unique style and approach to illustration.
But most of all, I love children's graphics because it allows me to bring the boldest fantasies to life and bring joy to young readers. I invite you to dive into my world of imagination and discover the magic of children's illustrations!
I am open to collaborations and joint projects.
"Weekend."
Fragment of a Wimmelbuch (picture book)-"Weekend".
My favorite style of illustrations, where everything is depicted very vividly, brightly and interestingly, I like to play with colors and shapes.
My favorite style of illustrations, where everything is depicted very vividly, brightly and interestingly, I like to play with colors and shapes.
fragments
This project shows many characters who are doing their favorite things at the weekend. This is a Wimmelbuch or picture-book.
I was inspired to create this illustration by the city where I live, it is a small town in the north of Italy, where everyone knows each other, where the holidays, weekends are held by the whole city together. Many of the characters that are found in the book there are real people from our city.
I was inspired to create this illustration by the city where I live, it is a small town in the north of Italy, where everyone knows each other, where the holidays, weekends are held by the whole city together. Many of the characters that are found in the book there are real people from our city.
An illustration from Wimmelbuch: The scene is bustling with various characters enjoying their weekend. Weekends are a perfect time for socializing and spending quality time with loved ones. Families visit friends and relatives, children play together in the parks, and many take the opportunity to visit their grandparents. It’s a time filled with laughter, joy, and the warmth of being with those who matter most.
fragment from christmas story...
fragment from the one story...
All everyday actions turn into an interesting stories, if they become illustrations. When I create illustrations I invent a life for each character it is a very interesting interaction.
fragment from the project-one day with Mia...
fragments from the wimmelbuch
Fragment of an illustration from the project "Weekend"
Fragment/ in Museum
