Top 7 Digital Illustrators of India in 2023

Here are the Top 7 Digital Illustrators of India in 2023: 

1. Ayush Kalra

Ayush Kalra is an innovative illustrator who is working  to represent the world he envisions with the help of his intricate digital art. His illustrations depicts independent and strong brown women who have left the conventional society behind to follow their own personal  choices and opinions. 

Kalra attempts to manifest the sort of society which doesn’t detain women in walls of orthodox culture.

2. ZHK Designs

Apart from performing the major function of informing the audience, ZHK Designs has also been empowering its audience to bring the difference in mentality that is of use in the present times.

With colors perfectly portraying the mood of the illustrations, ZHK Designs tries to do both, educate as well as entertain the viewers with its subtle yet powerful designs.

3. PARAMSahib

Talking PRIDE like no other, Param is famous for his maximalist illustrations that boldly take a stand for LGBTQ+ rights.

His designs are lively with the neon palette of colours portraying the contrasting life of people that belongs to the LGBTQ community. 

Param is terminating stereotypes to celebrate pride. Engaged in work with a lot of famed brands, he is definitely an inspiration to modern India.

4. Sravyaa

Completely dedicated to mental health, Sravyaa’s art is a compilation of mindful and brilliant illustrations. 

Taking the form of digital art to next level, Sravya is successfully making use of her skill to spread love and normalizing the significance of therapy.

During the pandemic when people are suffering through mental and emotional breakdowns, Sravya’s art can encourage you to walk past the situation and heal, for it’s a bad time and not a bad existence.

5. Simmi

If you’re having a rough day, paper.samosa by Simmi can be your rescue. With more than lakh followers, Simmi’s art has been gaining attention for her simple yet exquisite illustrations that attempts to display the simplest of daily activities and funny puns.

Along with the great artwork, Simmi caters for her audience both the entertaining designs and very important conversations.

6. Ranganath Krishnamani

Driven by his zeal for art and architecture, Ranga Krishnamani is a brilliant illustrator with his self-developed approach of digital art.

With a unique point of view and a pointed eye for eccentric observations, Ranga’s illustrations represent his passion for the doodle and his unique visions.

If you’re in search of something relatable, liquid_ink by Ranganath can be your goal as he skillfully captures and expresses the simple tales of a common man’s everyday life.

7. Hanifa Abdul Hameed

Delightfully portraying what women across different castes and race go through, colorsofhoney is a compilation of illustrations made by Hanifa A. Hameed.

By her brave art of Indian women in traditional attires, Hanifa attempts to smash the societal stereotypes of detention women in different orthodox beliefs. Colorsofhoney can be your treasure to nourish the feminist in you and inspire you through what seems difficult.