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New illustrator / Berlin
It is with great pleasure that we welcome Stephanie to the clinic.
Stephanie Franziska Scholz was born in 1983 in Japan, grew up in Australia and now lives and works in Berlin. She studied drawing and print making at the University of Fine Arts in Berlin as well as the Accademia di Belle Arti in Bologna and received her diploma in 2012. After completing her studies, she illustrated several books, worked for newspapers and magazines and began a series of computer cut-outs. She is a founding member of the art collective Studio Spektral and has participated in several solo and group exhibitions.
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Portraits for the magazine Jeune Afrique’s / Africa
Stephanie F. Scholz illustrated the portraits for the magazine Jeune Afrique’s 20 African Personalities of the Year.
Air le Mag / Paris
Stephanie F.Scholz created these illustrations for Air le Mag magazine N°114, for the Faut qu'on en parle sections, for the article “Petit guide du télétravail heureux”.
New achievements
Here is a cover signed Stéphanie F.Scholz for The Economist magazine on the surprising resilience of democracy. Then, cover illustrations and openings for the main themes of the CNRS Journal in France. And also, a sublime illustrated guide of the largest telescopes of our planet thought and written by Jacob Kramer for Flying Eye Books.