I am a Budapest-based illustrator with an MA from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, and I spent a formative year studying at the Accademia di Brera in Milan through the Erasmus program. After graduating, I worked as a graphic designer while continuously developing my illustration practice through painting and drawing. In 2017, I won first prize at Aranyvackor, a prestigious Hungarian competition for children’s story writing and illustration, which strongly confirmed my direction toward children’s books. From 2020, I worked at Ars Una Studio, designing illustrated products for children such as schoolbags, pencil cases, and exercise books. This role allowed me to develop a versatile visual language and adapt my illustrations to many different styles and age groups. In December 2025, I illustrated a children’s storybook about Hanukkah. I am now looking forward to new horizons and would love to focus on illustrating children’s books, creating engaging, expressive, and story-driven visuals for young readers.…I am a Budapest-based illustrator with an MA from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, and I spent a formative year studying at the Accademia di Brera in Milan through the Erasmus program. After graduating, I worked as a graphic designer while continuously developing my illustration practice through painting and drawing. In 2017, I won first prize at Aranyvackor, a prestigious Hungarian competition for children’s story writing and illustration, which strongly confirmed my direction toward children’s books. From 2020, I worked at Ars Una Studio, designing illustrated products for children such as schoolbags, pencil cases, and exercise books. This role allowed me to develop a versatile visual language and adapt my illustrations to many different styles and age groups. In December 2025, I illustrated a children’s storybook about Hanukkah. I am now looking forward to new horizons and would love to focus on illustrating children’s books, creating engaging, expressive, and story-driven visuals for young readers.WWWW…