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United States Ashley Lukashevsky is an illustrator and visual artist who utilizes her creative work to support social movements and engage a broad audience.
Ashley's project in collaboration with Planned Parenthood of New York illustrated various topics from sexuality to self-care, paired with catchphrases.
Ashley collaborated with Tia on their first public art piece, utilizing her art as a tool to strengthen social movements.
Ashley Lukashevsky has collaborated with Refinery29 on various projects, underscoring her broad appeal and ability to work with commercial entities.
Lukashevsky partnered with Time's Up, contributing her visual art to support their advocacy for safety and equity in the workplace.
Ashley has collaborated with the ACLU, creating art that supports their mission of defending civil liberties.
Ashley Lukashevsky's work has been featured in collaborations with REI, a company known for outdoor and recreational gear.
Lukashevsky has partnered with ATTN, a media company that creates content aimed at driving social change.
Ashley has a significant partnership with Penguin Randomhouse, illustrating multiple books and series.
Ashley Lukashevsky has contributed her artistic talents to The New York Times, showcasing her work in a prominent media outlet.
A collaboration between TOMS and Ashley Lukashevsky, as part of the TOMS Artist Series, celebrating Los Angeles-based artists.
Ashley Lukashevsky participated in the Pandora Holiday Artist Program, collaborating with other artists to create limited edition pieces.
Ashley has worked with Girls Who Code, an organization focused on supporting and increasing the number of women in computing.
Lukashevsky's illustrations have appeared in GOOD Magazine, a publication dedicated to social and environmental issues.
Ashley Lukashevsky has partnered with Red Bull, showcasing her diverse client portfolio beyond social advocacy organizations.
Lukashevsky has collaborated with Snapchat, demonstrating her ability to adapt her art for digital and youth-oriented platforms.
Ashley Lukashevsky has worked with Air Jordan, aligning her artistic vision with a prominent sports and lifestyle brand.
Lukashevsky has partnered with Logo TV, a channel geared towards the LGBTQ+ community, aligning with her social focus.
Ashley has created work for Rock the Vote, an organization encouraging young people to register and vote.
Ashley Lukashevsky was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii. She pursued higher education at the University of Southern California, graduating in 2015 with a degree in International Relations. Following her graduation, Lukashevsky transitioned into a career where she could integrate her artistic talents with her interest in social issues. Her early career involved roles such as Art Director at KINDLAND and social impact designer at LA2050, an initiative focused on positive community development in Los Angeles. These experiences laid the groundwork for her distinctive approach to art, which centers on strengthening social movements through visual storytelling.
Lukashevsky is recognized for her illustrations that address significant social and political topics, including LGBTQ+ rights, Black Lives Matter, and immigrant rights. Her work aims to envision and depict a world free from systemic oppression, using art as a tool for advocacy and awareness. This focus has led to collaborations with various organizations and brands, including the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Planned Parenthood, and Rock the Vote. Her contributions extend to the publishing world, where she has illustrated several books, including prominent works that achieved recognition on national bestseller lists, showcasing her ability to communicate complex social ideas through accessible art.
A notable achievement in her career is her illustration for the board book “Antiracist Baby” by Ibram X. Kendi, published in 2020. This book quickly became a #1 New York Times Best Seller for Children’s Picture Books in August 2020. The book’s success led to its adaptation into an animated series of musical shorts by Netflix in 2021, further amplifying the reach of her work. Lukashevsky also illustrated the “Pocket Change Collective” book series, which began publication in June 2020, demonstrating her continued commitment to projects that promote social awareness and change. She currently resides and works in Los Angeles, California.
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