Animalito Land takes on a male-dominated street art world

I got lost in all the links and clicks from one blog to another so I can't tell you how exactly how I stumbled upon Animalito Land's graffiti art. I don't know much about her, except that she's a fine-looking Argentine who draws delightful creatures on paper, screen, and walls. Yes, street art is being increasingly taken over by hot chicks and women are literally leaving their mark in the public sphere.

Animalito Land also does character design for TV ads and toys, digital color for movies and ads, concept art for videogames, art direction for interactive applications, and illustration for printed media. Her clients include CocaCola, Unicef, L'Oreal, Pampers, Nissan, and Philips, among others. Check out her website for more amusing illustrations or follow her on Instagram.

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