Meg Hunt
illustrator
Meg Hunt is a self-professed jack of all trades, but currently works as an illustrator. Growing up by the sea in Connecticut, Meg learned from an early age that drawing was fun and now keeps that sense of play in her work no matter what the project. Her work is influenced by old children's books, retro patterns, sci-fi, architecture, fun packaging, propaganda war posters, horror stories, toys, travel, myths/legends, and strange conversations. Her world is inhabited by colorful animals, strange monsters, secret meetings, people in disguises, inconceivable surroundings - a utopia of the charmingly weird. Her clients have included Cartoon Network, the Washington Post, Oxford University Press, HOW Magazine, Fantagraphics Books, Threadless, Nickelodeon Magazine, Utne Magazine, Scholastic, and many more!
Meg’s Conversations
| Conversation Topic | Host | Date |
|---|---|---|
What are the legal and ethical lines in the sand with regard to intellectual property and images? In your experience, what is appropriate appropriation? |
Steven Heller | August 30, 2010 |