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About me

Rachelle is an American illustrator, artist, and writer living in the Netherlands whose cartoons and comics have appeared in The New Yorker, The New York Times, and The Austin Chronicle. Her artwork is distinctive in its expressive line, harmonious color palettes, sensitivity, and humor, and her multimedia art project, Faces on the Ferry, marked her return to the world of fine arts while also capturing the attention of media outlets such as Het Parool, Flow Magazine, and The Guardian. She can usually be found either at her home, in her studio in Amsterdam Noord, or riding her bike between these two places. She loves to travel, read books, and draw people when they're not looking. She lives with one husband, one son, one oversized tomcat, and two wild rabbits.

Details

AvailabilityLooking for work

ContractFreelance

LocationAmsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands

Skill LevelSenior

LanguagesEnglish, Dutch

Tagged Job TitlesCartoonist, Illustrator, Digital Illustrator

Achievements

studiopro:Rachelle was verified as a studiopro on 4th March 2024

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Recommendations

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Skills

Animation, Branding, Illustration, Interactive Design, International, Photoshop, Storyboarding

Sector Experience

Advertising, Arts, Branding, Fine Art, Painting & Sculpture, Magazines & Comics, Marketing, Publishing, Travel & Leisure

Clients

Guardian News & Media, LUSH Cosmetics Ltd, United Nations

Awards

Grant from Amsterdam Funds for the Arts: 2019, Kinderjury nomination 2017

Trade Associations

aoi, Kunstenbond

CV / Resume

Rachelle's CV/Resume

Activity

Connections68 Followers264 Following79

Likes31

Creativepool member since 19 June 2008

Rachelle's work

Comic Art: So Hawkish

Comic: Black-Eyed Pea Party

Franceska’s Last Dance: Biographical Comic

NYT Cooking: Cool Americans Comic

Comic Art: Jacked Tracts

City Drawing: Sunrise On The NDSM

Faces on the Ferry

HELLO Amsterdam summer cover

Illustration: KNAW

Webcomic: Pulp & Circumstance

Book Cover: Anna Karenina

Infographic: Do We Have Happy Kids?

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