Kuvittajalta

Kuvittajalta is a Finnish word that translates to "from the illustrator" or "by the illustrator." It is often used in a context where an artwork, drawing, or illustration is being presented or discussed, and the origin or creator is being indicated. The word itself is a derivative of "kuvittaja," which means illustrator, and the suffix "-lta" indicates possession or origin, similar to "from" or "by" in English.

When someone sees the word "kuvittajalta" accompanying an image, it signifies that the image was created by an illustrator. This could be in a book, a magazine, a website, or any other medium where visual art is used to complement text or stand alone. The term is straightforward and functional, serving to attribute the artwork to its creator. It is a common and natural way for Finnish speakers to refer to the source of an illustration, emphasizing the role of the artist in its creation. The usage is not limited to professional illustrators but can also apply to anyone who has created an illustration.