Hello and welcome to Maivisto Studio. Let's bring your concept to life. I'm Sergio Ingravalle, your freelance illustrator.

I specialize in creating attention-grabbing images that will give aesthetic and emotional value to your product, website, magazine, ad, social media channel, annual report, book, and more.

Since childhood, I have enjoyed using pencils, watercolor, and ink. Now, I combine the elements digitally to create dynamic, high-energy sports illustrations, extraordinary portraits, and unique figurative drawings. Switching styles, mixing techniques, and exploring new illustration methods drive me forward and allow me to create visually appealing projects for multiple purposes and media.

After a life-changing design trip from Sydney to Beijing in 2011, I decided to pursue my greatest passion and founded the illustration studio. Since then, I've had the pleasure of working on exciting projects with clients worldwide and have been honored with prestigious international awards.

If you are looking for eye-catching visuals that enhance the visibility of your next project, feel free to drop me a line at info@maivisto.de or call me at +49 176 63 64 71 91.

It is an honor to have been recognized by the selected following organizations and publications:

Red Dot Design Award 2019
German Design Award 2021
Art Directors Club (ADC) – Bronze Nail 2019
Communication Arts 2018 Illustration Annual Award
3x3 Professional Show Winner (7x)
Luerzer's Archive – 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide 2016/17/18/19
Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles – Illustration West 56 Award
Freistil 6 & 7 – The Book Of Illustration

I have had the pleasure to talk about my work with great networks and creative platforms:

Dribbble Timeout (English)
Talenthouse (English)
Print Express (English)
Radio Bielefeld (German)
HSD Alumni (German)
Slanted (German)
Picame (Italian)
Neue Westfaelische (German)

»50 Mindshots« is a series of universally understandable illustrations which deal with different aspects of our modern life like cyber-mobbing, exploitation of labor, and the tricky pitfalls of falling in love. The inspiration for each piece comes from my everyday life while working, talking, watching a movie, hanging out with friends, or getting bored in the waiting rooms. Some are socially critical, humorous, or just plain ridiculous. Check my shop to order a copy.