Erin Hanson is an illustrator, word play enthusiast, and nostalgia junkie living in Austin, TX. Her work borrows from the color, shapes, and text of childhood, blending those elements with grownup feelings and a splash of quirk. She sees every day as an opportunity to simplify the complex, communicate ideas, and carve out connections, whether it’s making relatable art or playful designs. The Austin Chronicle named her "Most Artful Motivator", an honor she continually tries to live up to. When not making art she’s probably making a list about making art, and trying to inspire others on her sister site Recovering Lazyholic.

A closer look under the covers: movies forever, dachshunds for life, orange soda as a taco companion, bottomless chips and salsa, driving without a map, office supplies, relics of the past, everything felt, anything striped, dots on faces.