Getting to know Sofia Kraushaar

Getting to know Sofia Kraushaar

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Sofia is an Illustrator/Graphic Designer/English Bulldog Enthusiast working and living in New York City. She is a graduate of the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis. She loves drawing in her sketchbook with a coffee in hand, mostly working with pencil, pen and ink, and the occasional watercolor.


We asked Sofia a few questions to get to know her a little better:

 

How has art changed your world?

Art has given me an outlet to de-stress and refocus on what really matters. It can make me happy, sad, excited. It makes me feel like a have a special, secret skill that only me and other illustrators understand.

 

Where do you get your inspiration?

I constantly am inspired by other illustrators and creators. My largest source of inspiration comes from New York City and the new things I discover here everyday.

 

What's your favorite musician/band?

Jenny Lewis

 

What's your favorite color?

Red-Orange


Recently Sofia has been restaurant-hopping all over New York City and drawing about her experiences.

Check out some of her rad hand-lettered, hand-drawn reviews:


See more of her work at sofiakraushaar.com or follow along with her drawings on instagram @sofia_draws


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