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Amanda Mocci

Detailed black-and-white illustrations meet the expansive themes of music and the cosmos.

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About Amanda

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Amanda Mocci is a Montreal-based visual artist and the founder of Mocci Studio. A graduate of the graphic design program at the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), she has developed a distinct practice as a self-taught portrait artist. Her professional background informs a precise approach to brand identities and typography, which she balances with editorial illustrations for high-profile publications including Wallpaper* and Fast Company. Mocci’s work is defined by a minimalist aesthetic, primarily focusing on detailed black-and-white illustrations. By integrating selective bursts of color, she explores subjects ranging from cinema and music to the vastness of the cosmos. Her technical skill has earned her recognition from Applied Arts Magazine and features in publications such as CanvasRebel and Bold Journey.

Visual voice

Mocci employs a minimalist, high-contrast style that blends detailed black-and-white portraiture with graphic pops of color. Her work often centers on the intersection of human figures, cinematic themes, and celestial motifs.
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Where is Amanda Mocci based?

Amanda Mocci is a visual artist based in Montreal, where she also founded Mocci Studio.

What is the primary style of her work?

Her work is characterized by a minimalist, detailed black-and-white style, often featuring selective pops of color.

What themes does she explore?

She frequently focuses on portraits and illustrations related to cinema, music, and the cosmos.

What is her professional background?

She holds a bachelor’s degree in graphic design from UQAM and has produced editorial work for clients like Wallpaper* Magazine and Fast Company.

Has her work received professional recognition?

Yes, she has received awards from Applied Arts Magazine and has been featured in CanvasRebel and Bold Journey.

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