IRINA LEVIN
Minneapolis-based storyboard artist and illustrator. BA in Illustration. Born in Russia, lives in America, fancies Japan. Does interactive on occasion. Available for freelance projects related to film and books.

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news

may 2, 2012

First installment of MaLLy’s The Last Great promo, Growing Up, is out! Another great production by Jason Ho with two more soon to be released. You can peek at my storyboards for spoilers.

april 30, 2012

You can now buy select prints from my freshly created society6 account. I am gradually populating it. If there is a particular drawing you would like to see up there, please let me know.

march 28, 2012

How you know you’re working with a director who is dedicated to his team: hard copies of your collective art! That’s my copy of Pherrow’s Sparks catalog and a gigantic poster (designed by Tommy Sunders using my illustrations) delivered from Japan just for us. Now that’s care!

march 23, 2012

Posted an illustration and storyboards for a project in development. Should be very exciting in motion—stay tuned. Also, I’m sneaking in loads of sketches weekly then removing those I like least. It’s an odd sorting process.

february 23, 2012

A film I’ve recently drawn storyboards for, director Jason Ho’s Sparks, has just been released! It’s up on the client’s website and YouTube. It’s like there are rainbows bursting from my monitor!! In response: a lovely, hilarious gift from my brother—thank you, sweetheart!

february 21, 2012

A new website design for a new path in life! The one I was always meant to pursue. The two-year old from 1985 who delighted in drawing like nothing else had it right.

february 11, 2012

Big news! First: I am now an independent contractor (illustration/storyboarding/animation) for PFD Studios rather than a full-time developer worker bee. My full time henceforth is going to ART! The making of better and better art forever and ever. Second: my favorite director got my latest storyboards featured in a Japanese magazine. It’s such an honor I don’t even know what to say… except thank you, Jason!