AMY
E. REICH - Artist Biography
Amy is an artist with a fine hand and whimsical sense. Her
colorful paintings
express happiness, laughter and love, which she hopes to pass
on to all who experience her work.
Uplifting the hearts of people of all ages through creative
medium is Amy's passion and mission.
Her professional training and experience includes costume,
textile and product design, as well as animation work as a background
color stylist /painter. She has had fine art shows in Los Angeles,
including a retrospective at Nickelodeon Animation Studios gallery
in 2003.
Currently she works as a freelance illustrator in many different
areas. Amy also sings live music for the yoga and world music communities.
In addition she teaches yoga to kids and adults. She lives and works
in the City of Angels.
“Whimsical, colorful, fine detailed and highly stylized. Dr.
Seuss meets the lighter side of Van Gogh with the goddesses &
princesses, castles & kitties of Fairytale Land. Smooth curly
Q’s and waves of gouache paint fill the tiny pages with imagination
realized.”
Previously
Published Material & Clients
Illustration
and Design:
Dogwood Publishing - Framed canvases, prints, wall plaques,
note boards,
notepads & stationary in Target and Linens 'N Things
Paradise Greetings - greeting cards US and Europe
Punch Studios - product design- paper products
Cats Magazine - periodical
Healing Retreat's and Spas Magazine - periodical
Aquarian Times Magazine - periodical
Buffalo State Alumni Association - periodical
Go Card/ Postcards.com -print ad
Graphic Artists Guild - print ad
Walt Disney - animation
Nickelodeon- animation
Universal Studios- animation
Cartoon Network/
Hanna Barbera - animation
Film Roman - animation and print
Out of Bounds - marketing/ web
Mattel Toys -
girls art for toys
Yoga for
Youth - Book
Textiles
and Home Accessories Design:
Wal-Mart
Costco
Cherokee Clothing
Brighton Accessories
Isabella Fiore Handbags
Warnaco
American Dawn Textiles
Tabletops Unlimited
The Rug Market
Awards
Certificate of Excellence award For a Series of Illustration 2001
Awarded by The Cat Writers' Association
Jeanie Golden Angel Trophy and Bronze Star Halo Award 2000
Awarded by the Southern California Motion Picture Council.
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