I LOVE ILLUSTRATION is an independent creative platform dedicated to fashion illustration and the artists behind it.

Bringing together art, fashion and visual culture, it connects artists, brands, collectors and creative professionals through three complementary platforms: The Gallery, The HUB and The Agency.

PIET PARIS — THE LEKKER500 COVER TRILOGY

Discover the latest work by internationally renowned Dutch fashion illustrator Piet Paris.

Lekker500 is the leading Dutch restaurant guide, celebrating the country's finest restaurants. This special collaboration marks the third time Piet Paris has been commissioned to create its iconic cover artwork. Handcrafted using his signature paper-cut and collage technique, these unique original artworks are now available at a special price.

ARTIST IN THE SPOTLIGHT — JOANNA LAYLA

5 new original artworks combining ink, pencil and collage on Fabriano paper from Joanna Layla’s series 'Blue Skies and a Black Bow' inspired by the Celine ETE '27 collection by Michael Rider.

NEW! — THE YSL EDIT

Discover a handpicked selection of original artworks and limited edition prints by international illustrators, from established names to emerging talents. Selected from submissions to our open calls hosted on The HUB, each work reflects a distinctive creative vision and individual artistic voice.

PAUL FAASSEN — The Indigo Crested Pink Breasted Redtail

The ultimate Fashion Bird, dressed in a striking palette of midnight blue, ochre, pink and red.

Limited edition of 30

LASTEST WORKS — ZINA

A new selection of works by our new talent ZINA, accompanied by an exclusive Q&A exploring her work, inspiration and creative practice.

PIET PARIS — Original Sketches

A special selection of original sketches from The Sketch Show by Piet Paris is now available online. Created in graphite on paper, each work is an original, one-of-a-kind sketch in A3 format, offering a rare glimpse into the artist’s creative process. From spontaneous lines and first ideas to more developed compositions, these sketches reveal the foundations of Piet Paris’ distinctive visual language.