Teresa Grasseschi is an illustrator, designer + muralist based in Seattle Washington.
As a multidisciplinary creative, Teresa uses her unique lens to highlight areas of connection and possibility within everyday life. Known for her dynamic color palettes and exaggerated imagery she seeks to create work that inspires, delights and challenges viewers to see their world in a new way.
Her stylistic inspiration stem from the wide range of books and tv that formed her visual viewpoint as a child: Jolly Roger Bradford's 'What Do Giants Do All Day', Looney Tunes and Mary Blair's 'I Can Fly’ stand as a few of her favorites.
She is constantly seeking new opportunities to collaborate with clients who share her passion for using art to bring people together. CLIENTS INCLUDE:
Airbnb, Amazon, Bumbershoot Music Festival, Microsoft, Starbucks, Penguin Random House, The Ned, Frankie & Jo’s, Turntable Kitchen, Molly Moon’s Ice Cream and Urban Artworks
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Awards
American Illustration Awards: 41 Choosen Winner
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