Natasha Donovan
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"I am an illustrator with a focus on comics and children's illustration. I am Métis; my Métis family are the Delarondes and the Morins from Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan, but I spent most of my time growing up amongst the moss and ferns of Vancouver, Canada. My short comic work has appeared in The Other Side Anthology (2016), edited by Melanie Gillman and Kori Handwerker, This Place Anthology (2018), published by Portage & Main, and Wonderful Women of History, published by DC. I illustrate the award-winning children’s book series The Mothers of Xsan (written by Brett Huson). I was also the illustrator of the graphic novels Surviving the City and From the Roots Up (written by Tasha Spillett) and the picture book biography Classified (written by Traci Sorrell). I have a BA from the University of British Columbia, and prior to illustration I worked in academic and magazine publishing. Due to my life taking many strange turns, I currently live on a tiny farm along with several wonderful creatures - of both human and non-human varieties - in Deming, Washington." You can find out more about Natasha on her website: https://www.natashadonovan.com/contact.
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Natasha's Process
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In this interview, Natasha discusses:
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Natasha's Books
