Holiday Illustrations For The Culture

Published on December 02, 2022 by Marissa Pina


Representation in media is not only important, it is vital. As a team, we have always understood the importance of seeing oneself represented both on and off screen.

Throughout the course of 2022 we commissioned holiday art from artists across the country of varying cultural backgrounds. The task? Create a captivating illustration that celebrates a holiday from the artist’s unique perspective. Some artists drew inspiration from their family traditions while others depicted the historical reason for celebrating. We also asked each artist to provide a writing sample that explained the illustration and spoke to their connection to the holiday itself. From Lunar New Year to Kwanzaa, we collaborated with these BIPOC artists to help educate and inspire.



Lunar New Year by Amanda Cotan Lunar New Year by Amanda Cotan
Holi by Nidhi Naroth Holi by Nidhi Naroth
Ramadan by Fahmida Azim Ramadan by Fahmida Azim
Juneteenth by Miles Green Juneteenth by Miles Green
Hispanic Heritage Month by Michelle Alfonso Hispanic Heritage Month by Michelle Alfonso
Rosh Hashannah by Emily Berkley Rosh Hashannah by Emily Berkley
Yom Kippur by Alex Woz Yom Kippur by Alex Woz
Indigenous Peoples Day by Kameron White Indigenous Peoples Day by Kameron White
Diwali by Nidhi Naroth Diwali by Nidhi Naroth
Halloween by Dominique Lane Halloween by Dominique Lane
Dia De Los Muertos by Gerardo Guillen Dia De Los Muertos by Gerardo Guillen
Christmas by Helena Wu Christmas by Helena Wu
Hanukkah by Alex Woz Hanukkah by Alex Woz
Kwanzaa by Jessica Jones Kwanzaa by Jessica Jones