Angie Wang has a brilliant imagination. The worlds and visions that she creates in her comics and illustrations are marvelous creations full of color and mystique.  I’ve always been a fan. Angie got her start early on imagining things by pretending the periodic table and a world map were actually video games. She started drawing because of a knockoff Sailor Moon pillowcase that she copied over and over... 

Angie Wang is an illustrator and cartoonist based in Los Angeles. Before moving to LA, Angie lived and worked in Portland, OR, creating her portfolio of both personal and commercial work. Some of her clients include The New York Times, Wired Magazine, Escada and the New Yorker- among many others.

We just noticed some new work out from Angie Wang, an amazing illustrator and cartoonist based in Portland, Oregon. Her vividly surreal drawing style is consistented by her palette and somewhat abstracted composition and pattern work. Some of her selected clients include The New Yorker, The New York Times, Nylon Magazine, Cartoon Network, Escada and Wired Magazine. Awesome.

When Angie Wang was eight she made a mural on her wall out of snot, and that's when she knew she was artistic. Now her illustrated narratives, hand-drawn fashion blogging and futuristic compositions tell the story of someone that was just born with it. With their punchy palettes synonymous to the Father of Deco, Wang's striking resemblance to Erte's decoratively developed color patterns seem advanced beyond their time for this Portland based aspiring illustrator.