Nino Chakvetadze, 1971 | Children's book illustrator

Nino Chakvetadze, born in Tbilisi, Georgia, has built a distinct global following by capturing the innocence, vulnerability and quiet moments of childhood.

She received art degrees from Nikoladze Art Institute (1986-1990) and Tbilisi State Academy of Art on the faculty of painting (1990-1996).

Become a member of Georgian Painters’ Union in 1997.

Nino Chakvetadze is very popular among the artists and people due to her touching paintings of children.

In the paintings of Nino, children are the main characters drawn in her every story.

She has also drawn multiple illustrations for Children’s Books’ such as "Uncle Seva’s Stories", "The Greek and Roman Myths", "Montebusu or Elly’s Exceptional Trip", "A journey to the Dreamland", "Father, Mother, Eight Kids and a Lorry", "Firflies", etc.

She frequently utilizes soft, muted, and earth-toned palettes, often casting her subjects in rainy, snowy, or cozy indoor backdrops.

Angels, heavy winter coats, umbrellas, stray animals, and elderly grandparents are common figures woven into her visual narratives.

Many art critics and collectors refer to her artwork as "soul therapy" because it provides a comforting escape back to raw human warmth and innocence.

Nino Chakvetadze è una celebre pittrice ed illustratrice Georgiana, nata a Tbilisi.

È universalmente riconosciuta per i suoi dipinti nostalgici ed evocativi incentrati sull'infanzia, capaci di toccare corde emotive profonde attraverso uno stile intimo, dolce e malinconico.