Aaron Meshon

Illustration of a very large bunny, skiing downhill with a bunch of tiny people.

Illustration of a town with large-scale whimsical animals and items.

Illustration of a woman with a shopping bag standing in NYC

Comic of a little boy coming into his parent's room as they are trying to sleep, talking about how he's not talking to them.

Illustration of an adult and a child, sitting on a log and hugging, while viewing a scenic landscape with 'Protect our National Parks' above.

About Aaron

Aaron Meshon illustrates and designs for magazines, advertisements, children’s products, murals, food trucks and books that can be found all over the world.

Aaron’s first children’s book: Take Me Out to the Yakyu was on the New York Times top 100 of 2013 and received 4 starred reviews. Aaron has also written and illustrated Tools Rule!, The Best Days Are Dog Days, Delivery, and Now That I'm Here. Aaron recently illustrated Tomorrow Is Waiting written by Kiley Frank.

Aaron teaches illustration at the School of Visual Arts and has also been a guest illustration lecturer at RISD, MICA, UArts, SVA, FIT and NHIA. Aaron is a member of Railroad Street Collective in Great Barrington, MA. Aaron lives with his wife, and son in the lovely Berkshires in Western Massachusetts.

List of Clients

The New York Times, Simon and Schuster, Penguin/Random House, Kid Robot, Crocodile Creek, Sony Music, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, Playboy, Delta Airlines, Rizzoli, Time, Bloomberg, L.A. Times, Scholastic, I.B.M, American Express, Random House, Wall Street Journal, Wired, Texas Monthly, Rolex, Travel and Leisure, Playboy, Food and Wine, Amtrak, Nick Jr., Kaplan, Major League Baseball, Sonic Drive-In, NPR, Discovery Channel, Target, Fast Company, Brooklyn Museum of Art, Brooklyn Historical Society, Eating Well Magazine, Tufts University, Philadelphia Magazine, University of Texas and a few more!