Tiffany Chin is a Toronto-based illustrator who creates all things strange. Inspired by psychedelic posters and vintage advertisements, she strives to step beyond the boundaries of convention to create arresting imagery.
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Create an AccountTiffany Chin is a Toronto-based illustrator who creates all things strange. Inspired by psychedelic posters and vintage advertisements, she strives to step beyond the boundaries of convention to create arresting imagery.
Halsey Berryman is a multidisciplinary illustrator and lettering artist from Washington, DC. Her studio practice often revolves around the topics of social justice and wildlife, and how these subjects can be combined to create compelling narratives while highlighting the importance of nature and biodiversity.
Latasha Greene is a multifaceted illustrator whose work is deeply inspired by her love of nature. Through her work she hopes to spark a love and respect for the outdoors, and remind us to slow down and pay attention to the little details.
Matt Panuska is an artist and illustrator living in Asheville, North Carolina, originally from west Texas. He makes drawings, paintings, objects, and wood carvings.
Bird Warde is a queer illustrator from Maine with a passion for wildlife art. They spend their professional time running their shop Camp Mustelid and working on nature-based illustration projects. Outside of that they can be found pouring hours into birding and trekking nature trails.
The 29th season of long-term raptor monitoring at Bonney Butte just finished. Meet some of the team, whose hard work counting and banding raptors helps us understand raptor population trends.
Erikas Chesonis is a Texas-based illustrator. Inspired by mid-century design and folk art, he uses simple color palettes and shapes to distill nature into its basic forms and portray it in a unique and colorful way.
We’re excited about the new book "The Feminist Bird Club’s Birding for a Better World," and talked with authors Molly Adams and Sydney Anderson about birds, community, and life transitions.
Emily Lumsdaine is a vegan tattooer, wildlife rehabilitator, and self-taught artist based in Seattle, WA. Endlessly inspired by nature, she has degrees in biology and avian sciences, and loves to draw flowers, fish and birds.
Serena Dominguez is an illustrator and visual artist from Miami now living in Brooklyn. She works in a variety of mediums ranging from textiles to drawings, and delights in fine details. A lifelong birder, she also loves dancing, cooking, and spending time with her cat, Merlin.