Jenifer Prince

Based in São Paulo, Jenifer is a proponent of art as activism and her illustrations often depict strong women characters, sapphic love and a lesbian outlook. Her clients include some of the biggest brands in publishing, who find Jenifer easy-going, professional and always open to new ideas and challenges. With a degree in Arts and Design from the Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora, plus a sandwich year at California College of Arts, Jenifer has turned her passion for mid-century comic art and pulp covers into a new and up-to-date visual language. Some of her influences include the artists Zoë Mozert, Jack Kirby and Gloria Stoll Karn.

Approach

Jenifer usually begins with linework in Procreate, moving to Photoshop for the colors, textures and detail work. She often uses rich and passionate colors, within a limited palette.

Style

A mid-century pulp and comic book aesthetic gives Jenifer’s work strong appeal, with textures replicating the Ben-Day dot and halftone printing techniques of that era for a vintage look that suggests action and adventure.

Languages

Jenifer is fluent in English and Portuguese.