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Illustrations by Ana Juan.

Yinfan Huang is a New York City-based illustrator (she recently moved to Manhattan), who says she is “deeply inspired by the energy” of the city. In addition to creating editorial illustrations, comics, and live drawing, she has illustrated several books, and is now working on her debut picture book. The work, created with colored pencils, gouache, and collage, is bright and childlike—but very sophisticated.

Yinfan Huang is a New York City-based illustrator (she recently moved to Manhattan), who says she is “deeply inspired by the energy” of the city. In addition to creating editorial illustrations, comics, and live drawing, she has illustrated several books, and is now working on her debut picture book. The work, created with colored pencils, gouache, and collage, is bright and childlike—but very sophisticated.

Yinfan Huang is a New York City-based illustrator (she recently moved to Manhattan), who says she is “deeply inspired by the energy” of the city. In addition to creating editorial illustrations, comics, and live drawing, she has illustrated several books, and is now working on her debut picture book. The work, created with colored pencils, gouache, and collage, is bright and childlike—but very sophisticated.

Yinfan Huang is a New York City-based illustrator (she recently moved to Manhattan), who says she is “deeply inspired by the energy” of the city. In addition to creating editorial illustrations, comics, and live drawing, she has illustrated several books, and is now working on her debut picture book. The work, created with colored pencils, gouache, and collage, is bright and childlike—but very sophisticated.

Illustrations by Peter and Maria Hoey

“For me collage is an improvisational medium” - My latest American Illustration Profiles interview is with NYC-based illustrator Stephen Kroninger. He has been publishing an ongoing graphic commentary on the 2016 election.