Aronne Nembrini

Hi, I'm Aronne Nembrini, a Milan-based artist hailing from Bergamo province. My distinctive style revolves around vector art but with a unique twist that infuses a retro and vintage aesthetic. By incorporating textures and a vibrant color palette, I strive to move away from the purely digital feel, opting for a grounded look. Drawing inspiration from mid-century illustration art, I craft my pieces with simplified forms, blending geometric shapes and organic curves. Additionally, I tackle significant themes close to my heart, such as LGBTQ rights, healthcare advocacy, and sustainability, aiming to foster inclusivity in my artwork.

In my artistic journey, I have collaborated on various impactful projects, including crafting icons for the documentary book series Topic and illustrations for Oxford University Press. Noteworthy contributions extend to label and packaging designs for Wine52 and startups, as well as creating artwork for Milano21 race and PossibleFinance. Clients appreciate my vibrant illustrations, textured details, and reliable work ethic, often commending me for my use of colors and shapes. With a background in graphic design and visual arts from IED, supplemented by self-taught digital illustration skills and continuous learning through courses, I have honed my expertise in the healthcare domain and developed a knack for abstract anatomical elements.

Beyond my artistic endeavors, creativity runs in my blood, with memories of creating alongside my mother, who was a painter and ceramic artist. When not immersed in art, I find solace in cooking, walking my beloved dog Nana, hitting the gym, and unwinding. Looking ahead, my aspirations include publishing a book filled with my illustrations and leaving a legacy as a dedicated artist who fearlessly explores abstract art, capturing beauty authentically while staying true to myself.