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United States Amy Davis is a multifaceted artist recognized for her work as a fashion illustrator, filmmaker, and musician, bringing a distinctive creative vision to each field.
Amy Davis is listed as a Creative Director at Lark Creative, a New York based company. She has worked on album campaigns for artists like André 3000 for his solo project New Blue Sun.
From 1996 to 2005, Amy Davis worked for Paper magazine, writing and illustrating the monthly column "Style Fiends." In 2009, she started a blog for Paper magazine called "Couture Voyeur." Her work was also featured in the magazine's books.
Amy Davis collaborated with LeSportsac on an artist edition called "Island Life."
Her illustration work has been featured in the book CURVY, published by YEN Magazine (Australia).
Amy Davis, born in the United States, grew up in New York City. She pursued higher education at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration. Despite finding the experience challenging, she completed her degree, which laid the foundation for her diverse artistic career. After graduating, Davis established herself as a fashion illustrator whose work has been exhibited globally and featured in various esteemed publications.
Her career expanded into filmmaking when she began acting in films directed by her husband, Jon Moritsugu, starting with ‘My Degeneration’ in 1990. This collaboration evolved, with Davis later co-producing films and taking on roles as a writer, cinematographer, and director alongside Moritsugu for Apathy Productions. Notable acting roles include London in ‘Mod Fuck Explosion’ (1994) and Roxxy in ‘Scumrock’ (2002), for which she also contributed as a writer. Her contributions to film include working on music videos, such as one for TV on the Radio in 2011.
From 1996 to 2005, Davis contributed to Paper magazine, creating the monthly column “Style Fiends” and later the blog “Couture Voyeur,” both showcasing her unique illustration style focused on fashion. She is also a musician, playing bass and providing vocals for the lo-fi garage band Low on High, which released a self-titled CD in 2009. Her career trajectory demonstrates a continuous engagement with creative expression across multiple media.
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