Andy Kehoe

Andy Kehoe is an American illustrator known for his fantastical and whimsical works that often feature mythical creatures, dense forests, and enigmatic characters. Born in 1978 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Kehoe graduated from Parsons School of Design in New York City with a degree in Illustration. His work is characterized by its rich textures, vibrant colors, and a sense of mystery that invites viewers to create their own narratives within the scenes he depicts.

Kehoe's illustrations have been featured in various publications and exhibitions worldwide. He has had solo shows at galleries such as the Jonathan LeVine Gallery in New York and the Roq La Rue Gallery in Seattle. His work has also been included in group exhibitions at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery in the UK.

In addition to his gallery work, Kehoe has contributed to several illustration projects for books and album covers. His distinctive style has garnered a following among fans of fantasy and science fiction illustration, and his pieces often explore themes of nature, adventure, and the supernatural. Kehoe's art is influenced by a range of sources, from folk art to classic animation, and he employs a variety of techniques, including painting, drawing, and digital media, to create his otherworldly images.

One of Kehoe's notable series is Through the Veil, which features a collection of paintings that delve into a mystical world filled with fantastical creatures and landscapes. The series showcases Kehoe's ability to blend the familiar with the surreal, creating a unique visual experience that resonates with viewers of all ages. His work continues to be celebrated for its imaginative qualities and its capacity to transport audiences to realms beyond their imagination.