IZAK ZENOU ILLUSTRATIONIST 2022

Izak Zenou

Illustrationist

Izak Zenou

is one of the most celebrated fashion illustrators of our time. His love of women and fashion is central, along with a unique worldview and undeniable sense of humor. Combined with his undeniable creativity and seemingly effortless hand, he continues feeding the world with his prolific and joyful creations.

Izak’s extensive collaborations with leading international brands and publications have influenced a generation of artists and fashion culture. Celine, Chanel, Estee Lauder, Guerlain, Henri Bendel, Kiton, Lippault, Elle, Travel & Leisure, Marie Claire, and Vogue are only a few of his many clients.

Izak Zenou is jumping into the NFT world with a spectacular collaboration with superstar astrologer Susan Miller @AstrologyZone which just dropped on Polygon. “Susan Miller Stars,” a 12,000-piece NFT collection, consists of 1,000 art designs representing each zodiac sign, uniquely illustrated by Izak.

Izak and Susan Miller’s unique friendship and collaboration are in Astrology Zone’s 7th season, marrying Susan’s art of astrology and the written word with Izak’s fashionably chic illustrations.

Books Include:

“My Two Dads and Me” and “My Two Moms and Me” with Michael Joosten, Random House Children’s Books

“Astrology Zone” by Susan Miller (Ongoing yearly calendars and books)

“Une Femmes Francais: The Seductive Style of French Women,” by Catherine Malandrino, St. Martin’s Press

“Bohemian Manifesto” with Laren Stover, Bullfinch Press (2 books)

“A New York State of Mind,” with Billy Joel, Scholastic

“How to Become a Fashion Design,” Wiley & Sons

“Cooking For Mr. Latte,” with Amanda Hesser, a Crimson Books series

“Let’s Meet on Platform 8,” A six book series by Carole Matthews, Harlequin

The Nanny Diary series, Parachute Publishing;

“Princess” by Francesca Castagnoli, Broadway Books, “Mommy Needs a Time Out”,“If You Give a Mom a Martini” by Julie Klappas & Lyss Stern, Clarkson Potter

“J’Adore New York” by Isabelle Lafleche, Les Editions Quebec

“Confessions of a Teen Nanny,” by Victoria Ashton, Harper Collins

“Essentiall Lilly,” 2 Lilly Pulitzer books and calendars, Harper Collins

Izak’scoffee table in the works slated for 2023.

Izak Zenou is jumping into the NFT world with a spectacular collaboration with superstar astrologer Susan Miller @AstrologyZone which you can find on Polygon and the Discord Channel.

“Susan Miller Stars,” a 12,000-piece NFT collection, consists of 1,000 art designs representing each zodiac sign, uniquely illustrated by Izak.

The collection, deployed on the carbon-neutral Polygon network, is available to the public for purchase at stars.astrologyzone.com. As a part of the commitment to purchasing an NFT, buyers get exclusive access to Susan’s new astrology Discord channel to connect more closely with Susan and the many millions of Astrology Zone followers and receive access to special events, raffles, and more. You can also purchase NFTs from Opensea.

“Everything inspires me! It can be a gesture, an expression, or a perfect imperfection. It can be the way a piece of clothing translates into body language, the way a ray of light hits a surface, the sound of a word, or a piece of music—I love music. My senses, somehow, connect the dots and communicate directly to my hand. My work is spontaneous and effortless. Sometimes, I get surprised by what I’m drawing, and I like that. It’s like whatever I’m drawing is channeled from within me. I always want my drawings to feel lighthearted, relatable, and warm. Through my many years of being a fashion illustrator, working with some really great brands like Henri Bendel, whom I worked with for over 20 years, I realized how my work makes high luxury into something familiar and approachable while still being aspirational. That’s how I see my work. Whatever the projectfor licensing it could be a notebook, a scarf, a t-shirt, luggage, and even dinnerware—I like to help brands make high-quality products that are desirable and unique yet truly ownable. For me, this is where art and commerce meet. ” —Izak Zenou