Natalie Andrewson

Natalie Andrewson is a talented illustrator and cartoonist from Charlotte, North Carolina, currently based in Los Angeles, California. She is known for her vibrant and dynamic artistic style. Her work often features whimsical characters and richly detailed environments that capture the imagination of her audience. Natalie’s illustrations are characterized by their bold use of color, intricate linework, and a unique blend of fantastical and everyday elements.

She has contributed to various notable publications, including The New York Times and NPR, showcasing her versatility in both editorial and narrative art. Her storytelling abilities shine through in her comics, where she expertly weaves engaging plots with expressive illustrations.

Natalie’s passion for creating immersive worlds extends to her personal projects as well. She is the creator of several graphic novels and zines that explore a range of themes from adventure and fantasy to introspective journeys. Her work is celebrated for its emotional depth and the way it resonates with readers of all ages.

In addition to her illustration and comic work, Natalie Andrewson is also an accomplished printmaker. She is particularly renowned for her risograph prints, which have gained significant popularity for their vibrant colors, unique textures, and eco-friendly production process. These prints showcase her meticulous attention to detail and craftsmanship, making each piece a work of art.

Natalie’s risograph prints are a staple in many art collections and are featured prominently at We Are 1976, reflecting her creative vision and the playful, imaginative worlds she creates. She currently prints and ships her work out of her studio in Atwater Village, Los Angeles. Her art has been exhibited in various galleries and events, earning her a dedicated following in the art community. Her ability to infuse her work with a sense of wonder and storytelling makes her a standout artist in the contemporary illustration scene.