Nadia Di Fiore is a Montreal illustrator who specializes in food illustration. Her hand-drawn work is playful and graphic, combining bold colours, quirky lettering, and visual storytelling. Inspired by vintage cookbooks, everyday objects, and the charm of flea-market finds, she creates illustrations that add personality to familiar foods and small moments of daily life. She loves incorporating retro props and nostalgic details, crafting images that feel both timeless and full of character.

Nadia creates editorial and book illustrations, greeting cards, patterns, and merchandise, with a focus on clear visual storytelling. Her illustrations have appeared in publications including Kitchen Table Magazine, PIP Magazine, and Uppercase Magazine.

With a background in screen printing and risography, Nadia appreciates texture, handmade details, and the imperfections of traditional processes in her digital illustrations.

Nadia is featured in Illustrators For Hire, a curated directory of professional freelance illustrators. She lives in Montreal with her husband, their three boys, and two ferrets, in a charming 1940s apartment that still has its original pink bathtub. Surrounded by vintage details both at home and in her work, she finds inspiration in everyday objects, colours, and stories that make life feel special.