Hannah Stouffer

Hannah Stouffer Installation View, Brooklyn, NY, 2012

Hannah Stouffer (born 1981) is an American artist, illustrator and art director living and working in Los Angeles, CA.

Born in Aspen, CO, daughter to wildlife cinematographer Marty Stouffer of Wild America and wife Diane. Stouffer attained a BFA in Conceptual Information Arts at San Francisco State University with courses at San Francisco's California College of Art.

Stouffer has been identified as both a commercial and fine art illustrator, best known for her intricately executed imagery and shadowy, ethereal themes. Known for her feminine, embellished work counterbalanced by macabre motifs, Stouffer has maintained a strong presence in the commercial illustration world while simultaneously exhibiting her work as a fine artist. Her watercolor and ink work has been commissioned for many high-profile commercial clients, including Nike, Christian Dior, The North Face, American Express, Vans, Disney, The New York Times, Microsoft, Npr and IBM. Her work has been animated to create motion graphics for GREE, Lipton and hip hop artist Ludacris and she has been the creative hand behind multiple international campaigns.

From 2011 to 2014 Stouffer has contributed as curator, art writer and editor for leading contemporary art publication Juxtapoz Magazine and Juxtapoz.com producing book titles Juxtapoz New Contemporary and Juxtapoz Psychedelic. In 2014, Stouffer started experential services agency,[1]

Stouffer has had solo exhibitions in galleries from San Francisco, Portland and Los Angeles to Toronto, Denver, New Jersey and New York, exploring her ever-ending pursuit of illustrating explosive emotional transcendence. She has been recognized by press on an international level and featured in Juxtapoz Magazine, Computer Arts Projects Magazine,[2] IDN,[3] Communication Arts,[4] Living Proof,[5] Artist A Day[6] and Abuzeedo.[7] and on multiple of online visual art sources.

With her first show at the Aspen Art Museum, Stouffer has exhibited at galleries and museums worldwide,[8][9][10] including the Japanese American National Museum[11] and the Dallas museum of art, and she has previously jurored for the Art Directors Club of Houston.[12]

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