
Andy Westface
8/13/18: The work of Hong Kong-based freelance illustrator/designer Andy Westface feels to me like a breath of fresh air. I was saying to a friend last week that while I can appreciate art and design that incorporates a lot of little details and embellishments, my brain craves white space. In a room full of diverse art, while I will examine it all with great interest, ultimately I am more drawn to the simpler, cleaner pieces. And Westface has got that look down!
In addition to his art’s beautifully clean lines and pleasing colors, the artist’s message is one of hope and positivity.
“I always want to create a world that is full of positive power. In that world, humans and animals can have their own personality and they can pursue their own dreams.”
You can check out all of Andy Westface’s wonderful designs on his website, and you can buy merch featuring his art on Design By Humans, Red Bubble, and Society 6.
All images property of Andy Westface.

October 14, 2023 at 6:07 am
I like the pops of color and the whimsy of the pieces. I agree with your assessment. We went to the High Museum yesterday and stayed for nearly three hours! We didn’t see half of the collection, so we bought memberships to go back. I liked the art pieces I could understand or connect with, and they were simple, and uncomplicated. But, art revives me, even when I don’t fully understand it.
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October 15, 2023 at 11:43 am
That’s a lovely observation. I find that to be true for me as well!
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October 14, 2023 at 6:11 pm
I love the splashes of color and these works make me happy looking at them.
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October 15, 2023 at 11:43 am
Yes! Happy art.
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