Amber Vittoria

Amber Vittoria is a Forbes 30 Under 30 artist working in New York City; her work focuses on the portrayal of women within art, and she has collaborated with like-minded brands, such as NBC, Warby Parker, Gucci, The New York Times, and Instagram, on pieces that further said narrative.

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New work!

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Balancing Male Fragility

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The colors of Los Angeles are seeping into my work 💓

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Excited about my new work with Ban.do! Their updated wellness planner launches January 6th 🌸

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Fresh Face Filter

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Perioding Blue

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For Le Bon Marche

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Did I say you could interrupt me?

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A piece from a few years ago

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The Sun Should Shine Everywhere

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Marc Jacobs Spring ‘18 illustrated by Amber Vittoria

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One of my favorites for @marcjacobs!

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Excited about these two pieces for Facebook's Women@ Leadership Day 2019. Love how they turned out on postcards!

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Some of my favorite pieces

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Bought This Flower For Myself

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Amber Vittoria x Calida

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Current Mood

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"Off My Body," for the @nytimes article “What Does It Really Mean To Be 6 Weeks Pregnant?” speaks to the consistent battle those with uteruses have to fight: from living in consistent fear of our rights being taken away, to losing full control of our bodies. The eyes represent watching out for ourselves, aiming to protect ourselves from being touched by politics.