Amanda Le holds a B.A. in Art, a B.A. in Educational Sciences, and a M.A.T. and Single Subject Teaching Credential in Art from the University of California, Irvine.
Interested in a variety of subjects including the study of motion, human interaction, collaboration, characterization, minimalism, chaos, the ephemeral, the mundane, tradition and the breaking thereof, performance, existence, experimentation, observation, color theory, words, and examining the power of what is represented as well as what is not said.
Amanda's arts focus on character design, caricature, and animation and specializes in digital art and the art of communication through visual design. They have a passion for teaching young artists to explore their potential and different media. Moving forward, they would like to continue teaching students as well as pursue passion projects of animation and design that can inspire happiness in others.
Artwork, studies, and perspectives focus on the cause and effect of beauty in human lives, creativity as coping, the expression of trauma, social justice, and shifts in culture through historical art movements. They take special interest in human and LGBTQ+ studies and the globalization of popular culture.