Wabidrawbi Illustration
Step into a world full of color, whimsy, and infatuation.
Wabidrawbi Illustration, by artist Megan J. Goff, features vibrant worlds in fandom and original concepts. Megan trained from a young age as a traditional painter and worked to translate the physical gestures and texture of painting to the digital canvas. These expressive, colorful works of art will bring a feeling of whimsy to your nerdy home.
Megan has been attending conventions since 2013, where she set her dreams on participating in artist alleys and sharing her love of fandoms and creation with others.
Find fandom work from series such as Hunter x Hunter, Dungeon Meshi, Studio Ghibli Films, Naruto, Madoka Magica, and more.
Past/Upcoming Tabling History
2022 - SAIC Winter and Spring Sales, Chicago, Il
2024 - San Japan, San Antonio, TX. (Art Competition Finalist)
About the Artist
Painter, Illustrator, and printmaker, Megan J. Goff, recalls her childhood through renditions of whimsical creatures, fantastical worlds, and sentimental stories. Born, raised, and located in Austin, Texas, she was classically trained in oil painting fundamentals until finding her true love for print and book-making while studying at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. She uses her keen eye for color theory, value, and composition to create vibrant, detailed, and textured illustrations for all ages.
Wabidrawbi stems from the traditional Japanese aesthetic of embracing the art of imperfection, Wabi-Sabi. Wabi-Sabi reminds us of our transience — that our bodies and all things around us are in the process of returning to the Earth. I strive to adopt this ideology in my art-making, accepting the flow of process, and the natural direction of my mind and hand. Children's stories such as Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are, and Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland are my biggest inspirations. What worlds can we create and immerse ourselves in?
Photo Credit: @Brennen.png