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Rita Tu is a visual storyteller who lives in New York with her 19-year-old dog. She loves exploring ideas from ordinary life and experimenting with different methods to tell the story expressively. Usually, Rita combines hand-drawn elements with digital tools to create her works. This method can maintain the beauty of hand drawings with the flexibility of digital art. Also, she is enthusiastic about animating her illustrations and thinks motion is another language for artworks to express feelings and thoughts to the viewer. Rita collaborated with clients in advertising, publishing, art licensing, and editorial fields. Her illustrations and motion works have won awards from the Society of Illustrators, American Illustration, 3X3, Communication Arts, International Motion Art Awards, and The Young Ones ADC Awards.…Rita Tu is a visual storyteller who lives in New York with her 19-year-old dog. She loves exploring ideas from ordinary life and experimenting with different methods to tell the story expressively. Usually, Rita combines hand-drawn elements with digital tools to create her works. This method can maintain the beauty of hand drawings with the flexibility of digital art. Also, she is enthusiastic about animating her illustrations and thinks motion is another language for artworks to express feelings and thoughts to the viewer. Rita collaborated with clients in advertising, publishing, art licensing, and editorial fields. Her illustrations and motion works have won awards from the Society of Illustrators, American Illustration, 3X3, Communication Arts, International Motion Art Awards, and The Young Ones ADC Awards.

Rita Tu

Illustrator, Children’s Book Illustrator, Book Illustrator, +3

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Rita Tu is a visual storyteller who lives in New York with her 19-year-old dog. She loves exploring ideas from ordinary life and experimenting with different methods to tell the story expressively. Usually, Rita combines hand-drawn elements with digital tools to create her works. This method can maintain the beauty of hand drawings with the flexibility of digital art. Also, she is enthusiastic about animating her illustrations and thinks motion is another language for artworks to express feelings and thoughts to the viewer. Rita collaborated with clients in advertising, publishing, art licensing, and editorial fields. Her illustrations and motion works have won awards from the Society of Illustrators, American Illustration, 3X3, Communication Arts, International Motion Art Awards, and The Young Ones ADC Awards.…Rita Tu is a visual storyteller who lives in New York with her 19-year-old dog. She loves exploring ideas from ordinary life and experimenting with different methods to tell the story expressively. Usually, Rita combines hand-drawn elements with digital tools to create her works. This method can maintain the beauty of hand drawings with the flexibility of digital art. Also, she is enthusiastic about animating her illustrations and thinks motion is another language for artworks to express feelings and thoughts to the viewer. Rita collaborated with clients in advertising, publishing, art licensing, and editorial fields. Her illustrations and motion works have won awards from the Society of Illustrators, American Illustration, 3X3, Communication Arts, International Motion Art Awards, and The Young Ones ADC Awards.

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Rita Tu is a visual storyteller who lives in New York with her 19-year-old dog. She loves exploring ideas from ordinary life and experimenting with different methods to tell the story expressively.

Usually, Rita combines hand-drawn elements with digital tools to create her works. This method can maintain the beauty of hand drawings with the flexibility of digital art. Also, she is enthusiastic about animating her illustrations and thinks motion is another language for artworks to express feelings and thoughts to the viewer.

Rita collaborated with clients in advertising, publishing, art licensing, and editorial fields. Her illustrations and motion works have won awards from the Society of Illustrators, American Illustration, 3X3, Communication Arts, International Motion Art Awards, and The Young Ones ADC Awards.