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Daisy de Villeneuve
Clients: British Vogue, Elle Decoration, Habitat, Hip Paris boutique Colette and Browns Focus, Lula Magazine, Nike, Nylon, Random House
Bio: London born illustrator, designer and writer Daisy de Villeneuve has made a name for herself with her funky, felt-tip illustrations. Daisy graduated from Parsons School of Design, having studied Fashion and Fine Art in both New York and Paris. Her quirky books, 'He Said She Said' and 'What Goes Around Comes Around' (for Pocko Editions & Chronicle books,) have been hugely successful while her felt-tip illustrations have graced shoeboxes and homeware for Topshop, packaging for Moet & Chandon, cosmetic bags for Boots and T-shirts for the V&A Museum. Daisy has exhibited in numerous group shows worldwide including Tokyo, Athens, Zurich, New York & London. In 2004 de Villeneuve had a solo show at London's Fashion & Textile Museum






















































