
Bekah Hallberg
(Illustration)
Artist Statement
Growing up with an anxiety disorder, I found comfort in the audible word. Whether this was in the form of films, story games, audio books, this was where I could escape into different narratives. Temporarily forgetting reality and allowing myself to get lost in what I was hearing and or seeing, got me through unbearable days. Now that I am an adult, I want to give back to what gives me comfort. My art depicts creative imagery that is backed up by stories. In my work, you can find anything from movie posters too editorial magazine spreads. I am visually inspired by photorealistic imagery and mentally inspired by mystery as well as helping. These can be stimulated by social constructs, ideas, and news that I want to bring to life in a visual way. Throughout my work I show the viewer a creative visual solution to stories

With Deaf Ears, Digital (Photoshop), 8x10.92in

Jurassic World Domination Poster, Digital, 30x22.5

PS4 Controller Ad, Digital, 22.5x30in

Clean Water Act, Digital, 13.4x17.78in

Herb Scissors, Digital (Illustrator), 8x10.21in

Isometric Harmonica, Digital (Illustrator), 10.39x8in

Evolution Gif, Digital (Procreate, Photoshop, & Adobe Premier), 6 seconds

We Bought A Zoo, Digital, 10x13.33in

YellowStone Black Bears, Digital, 30x22.5in

Who Dun It?, Digital (Photoshop), 6x8in

Sammy Keyes, Digital, 6.5x10.66in

Crossing Over, Digital, 22.5x30in

The Queens Gambit, Digital (Zbrush/Photoshop/ Procreate), 83.33x111.11in

Magic For All, Digital, 13.33x17.78in
National Geographic Gif
EvolutionGif, Digital, 6 seconds
About Me
Grew up in the country side of Elgin IL, animals, theater, and friends make up a majority of my child hood. Started community college in 2016 and then took a gap year to work and discover what I wanted to do. I found Illustration and entered the Illustration program at NIU. Graduated at 24 with my BFA Emphasis in Illustration overcoming a few hurtles along the way.
Thriving with a passion for art, I now have a portfolio with Book, Magazine, Poster, and Technical Illustrations. Art can be a natural skill, however, like most things, practice makes perfect.