Natalie Elliott is a cartoonist and illustrator from Essex whose work draws greatly from the natural world. She enjoys the writing aspect of illustration and often employs humour, word play and puns. This mostly manifests in comics and cartoons, but Natalie also enjoys working with coloured pencils and relief printmaking. She has been drawing and cartooning for her entire life and has recently graduated with a BFA in Illustration.

At university, she spent time learning how to work in many different types of mediums, including animation, comics, character design, and editorial illustration. Her stylistic influences include Hergé and Quentin Blake and her comedic influences include Karl Pilkington and Chris Fleming. She is currently finalising illustrations for a children’s book as well as creating cartoons on the side.

Natalie Elliott focuses mainly on communicating ideas in funny and creative ways. She does this by utilising a straightforward and simple black and white cartoon style, and then spends time perfecting the body language and poses of the characters to communicate the idea as clearly and succinctly to the viewer.