Show Notes
Eliza Williams, known on socials as Doolittle Illustrations is absolutely smashing it as a freelance illustrator. Her unique and fun illustration style has allowed her to grow a very organic plethora of clients, regularly working with Spotify on their 'Our Generation' project. The project has taken the form of posters and installations at festivals such as Latitude, as well as exclusive artwork to celebrate moments in artists careers, such as Holly Humberstone at The BRIT Awards. Eliza has illustrated artists such as Girl in Red, Matilda Mann and many more. Eliza was born in Australia and lives in Melbourne; throughout this conversation, we talk about how she found her illustration style, stumbled into working in the music industry and also finds inspiration for her illustrations.
Check Eliza out here:
@elizawilliams
Give Em a follow:
Insta: @emilymarcovecchio
Tiktok: @emarcovecchio
Email: [email protected]
Edited by Al O'Connor:
Insta: @alysocreator
Email: [email protected]
Special thanks to:
Coach Party for intro/outro music
FromFinn for Branding
Neal Megaw for Imagery
Jennie Rawling for Copy
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