Ellice Weaver is a Bristol, UK-based illustrator who loves making bustling illustrations that brim with colour and characters. After graduating from The University of West England she moved to Berlin for 5 years where she began her career as a freelance illustrator. Her clients include The Guardian, The Washington Post, The New Yorker, The Times, and Transport for London. Her debut graphic novel Something City was named Indie Comic of the Year in 2017 by Pipedream Comics.

..".her beautifully constructed short narratives make stunning, delicately crafted use of color to evoke mood and enhance atmosphere. Her work has a genuinely distinctive visual identity." -- Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier

Ellice Weaver is a Bristol, UK-based illustrator who loves making bustling illustrations that brim with colour and characters. After graduating from The University of West England she moved to Berlin for 5 years where she began her career as a freelance illustrator. Her clients include The Guardian, The Washington Post, The New Yorker, The Times, and Transport for London. Her debut graphic novel Something City was named Indie Comic of the Year in 2017 by Pipedream Comics.

..".her beautifully constructed short narratives make stunning, delicately crafted use of color to evoke mood and enhance atmosphere. Her work has a genuinely distinctive visual identity." -- Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier

Ellice Weaver is a Bristol, UK-based illustrator who loves making bustling illustrations that brim with colour and characters. After graduating from The University of West England she moved to Berlin for 5 years where she began her career as a freelance illustrator. Her clients include The Guardian, The Washington Post, The New Yorker, The Times, and Transport for London. Her debut graphic novel Something City was named Indie Comic of the Year in 2017 by Pipedream Comics.

..".her beautifully constructed short narratives make stunning, delicately crafted use of color to evoke mood and enhance atmosphere. Her work has a genuinely distinctive visual identity." -- Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier