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Art Lab x Artwort | Illustrated Interview to Anna Fedoseeva

  • 12 February 2026
  • Martina Bliss
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This is a series of illustrated interviews created in partnership with Art Lab, a boutique illustration agency connecting visionary artists with world-class clients in publishing, advertising, and editorial. The concept is always the same: five prompts that illustrators respond to with small drawings — not something complex or highly polished, but quick sketches on paper, like when we were kids and gave shape to our imagination. This is Anna Fedoseeva.

Art Lab represents both emerging and established international talent, curating portfolios that stand out in a competitive market.
Their mission is simple: to bridge the gap between exceptional talent and the global brands, publishers, and institutions that need them. Art Lab Agency champions unique styles, empowers artists to build sustainable creative businesses, and constantly explores new models of visibility.

 

Anna Fedoseeva

Anna Fedoseeva is a dynamic illustrator whose works explore the interplay of culture, sustainability, and storytelling. Anna creates pieces that resonate with her mission of bringing beauty and ecological awareness to the world. Her illustrations often embrace themes of slow living, environmental balance, and human connection, blending smooth textures and playful shapes. Anna’s artistic roots are deeply influenced by Polish children’s book illustration and Japanese ukiyo-e prints.
Anna collaborates with clients such as Conde Nast Traveller, MUBI, Inpact Media Verlag, The Breakthrough Institute, Petit Penceau, and Spotify. Her work has also been featured in publications like C Word Mag.

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When you were a child, what did you dream you’d become?

 

What did you eat last night?

 

Your favorite activity

 

Your idea of serenity

 

How do you see yourself in 20 years?

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