Hattienewman

Work / Illustration

Hattie Newman

Words by Alex Bec, Wednesday 03 September 2008

Originally guest posted by Alex Ostrowski

Illustrator, animator and set-maker Hattie Newman delights in surreal cardboard worlds of colour and joy. Currently working with Bryony Birkbeck and Kristina Grundberg on The World of YCN, her endearing creations are sure to be popping up a lot in the near future.

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