"Renee Nault's work is kaleidoscope of colour, intricate patterns and ambiguous points of reference. Her portrait drawings are full of character. They're kinda like the best friend you never had." - Lost at E Minor
Renee Nault grew up on the West Coast of Canada in Vancouver and later, Victoria.
Growing up near the ocean, she was influenced by the languid weightlessness and bright colours of underwater landscapes. Later she connected these ideas with the "floating world" of Japanese Ukiyo-e prints which interested her with their repeating patterns and shapes. To this she brings a very personal edge, a cryptic symbolism and a dark sense of humor.
Renee’s work has appeared in books, magazines, newspapers and advertising around the world. She is a frequent illustrator for The Los Angeles Times.
