Ann Macarayan Pins Up Ramona Flowers And Sends Pokemon To Gravity Falls [Art]

One of the things I particularly enjoy about looking at art school students' work is that, while the students have their own unique visual flourishes, they're also in a period of intense experimentation. Looking over Minneapolis College of Art and Design student Ann Macarayan's work, I can see details that could very well come to typify her style: little marks that add emotion to the faces, red and blue noses that make her characters a tad more cartoony, careful attention to the fit and wear of her clothing. But she's constantly testing out new styles and media as she learns and grows as an artist.