Editorial Illustration on Mental Health & Resilience | Like the Wind Magazine

    An editorial illustration exploring the themes of depression, sensory overload, and the transformative power of running. This piece tells the story of a female athlete who overcomes internal struggles through determination and resilience. Using bold colors and character-driven visuals, the illustration reflects how sport can become a pathway to healing, strength, and self-discovery.

    Illustrated depiction of a female runner with long blonde hair in motion, wearing a red sports outfit, with abstract dark shapes trailing behind her on a blue background.

    With its use of bold contrasting colors and movement, this piece aims to capture the duality of inner conflict and outward strength. My signature style blends character design with expressive, fluid elements, which can be ideal for projects that require visual storytelling around complex human experiences.

    Illustration of a dynamic figure in red and pink running through abstract blue and black fluid shapes, accompanying an article titled 'Sensory Overload' by Sifra Kuijten

    Looking to commission editorial or commercial illustrations on themes of resilience, mental health, or sport? Get in touch! I’d love to bring your story to life through bold, meaningful visuals.

    Fierce, Fearless, and Fabulous is an editorial illustration of five empowered women in bold colors and minimal style, symbolizing diversity and unity in a modern, expressive composition.
    A minimal art drawing of a stylish woman with a yellow hat obscuring her eyes, smoking a cigarette. The background is split in two, with the upper portion in blue and the lower portion in beige.
    Abstract vector illustration titled "Presence" by Monsie Monika Jurczyk, showing a woman’s face emerging from an organic shape on a vibrant blue and cream background