Based In: New York, NY

Originally from: Patterson, NY

Amber Vittoria is an illustrator living and working in New York City. The 'ideal physical female' is something her artwork aims to break; several of her pieces focus on femininity and the female form, leveraging physical traits such as body hair, overtly extended limbs, and rounded features. She has been recognized by It’s Nice That, Computer Arts, Teen Vogue, Man Repeller, and 20×200. 

7 For All Mankind Social Illustrations

With goals of evolving to a cultural must-follow on Instagram, 7 For All Mankind partnered with Amber to create illustrations, videos, and behind-the-scenes content speaking to themes such as purpose, feminism, influences, and setbacks. 

This Is My Body

This Is My Good Side

Can You Do Like, One Sit-up?

One In The Same

Cultured Magazine Social Illustration

To promote their Winter Basel issue on social, Cultured Magazine commissioned an illustrated interpretation of their "30 Young Artists You Need To Know" cover. Playing off of the style of the cover artists, I aimed to evoke the energy of the collective's work. 

CB2 x Framebridge

Teen Vogue Editorial Illustrations

Various portraits and editorial pieces for Teen Vogue, concepts ranging from health and wellness to fashion and beauty.

New York Times Magazine Editorial Illustration

The Reckoning: Women and Power in The Workplace - Art Direction, Caleb Bennett.
As revelations of sexual harassment break, women have been discussing the fallout and how to move forward. Here, women from across the working world take on this complicated conversation.
“What was she wearing?" and similar questions tend to be the focus in these situations, creating the expectation that how a victim presents herself is the catalyst for an attack. 

Classy Duds Capsule Collection

Throughout recent art history, the majority of women within pieces are depicted by male painters as sexual, maternal, or a stereotype of the like. As gender becomes progressively more fluid, Amber has personally felt empowered to break the trope of an ‘ideal physical female.’ For this collaboration, she reimagines three famous pieces of women depicted by male artists whilst utilizing Classy Duds' iconography (such as cigarettes, beer, and high fashion) to further her narrative of the female form.

Man Repeller Editorial Illustrations

Editorial pieces and portraits for Man Repeller, concepts ranging from interviews to fashion and wellness.

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