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KENNA
FRANK

Freelance Illustrator, Designer, and Student in Animation

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SELECTED WORKS

"because of everything"

11" x 14" ; Photoshop Collage ; 2025

This piece was a reworking of an old piece from 2022, also done in photoshop, and drawn. During my winter quarter at SCAD, we had to create a digital collage, and I think it was finally realized in the way I envisioned it.Juxtaposition between the fish and the wings exhibits the opposites, the sea and sky coming together in one piece; while the statue-esque figure represents humankind, and how we are, essentially, unmoving in the grand scheme of life. Yet, the fish and the wings move around us anyways. It combines all aspects of life: the dark, the light, the sea and sky, and us.Because of everything, we are here.

"Piece of Me"

10" x 12" ; India Ink on Water color Block ; 2025

An experimental piece. I'm very grateful for SCAD, not just for the privilege of a higher education, but also the passion to explore new mediums and find not just my own inclination and competencies in them, but also grow as an artist and push myself past my comfort zone. I discovered a fondness for india ink, and for once in my life, a paintbrush. With that, and some exploratory emotions and some free time, I constructed "piece of me".It is the Laysan's Albatross holding, almost gingerly, an Atlantic Salmon in it's beak, seemingly above the void. It's inherently predatory nature inspired an obvious power dynamic, while also displaying to viewers the empathy, gentleness, and almost a curiosity that are obvious in the Albatross' eyes. The salmon, however, seems fearful, missing a chunk from it's back. I made in response to the stress and traumas I receive from my parents, despite my love of them. While they, like the Albatross, have empathy, gentleness, and curiosity, they still hold the Salmon--already damaged from a previous entanglement--in place, in the peril of the Albatross' beak.

ABOUT KENNA FRANK

Kenna Frank is a current animation student at Savannah College of Art in Design (SCAD), based in Savannah Georgia, set to graduate in 2028. She's based in Denver, Colorado, hoping to move to the center of L.A., with the big dogs.She has had an interest in animation and artistic film since as long as she could remember, and now that she's old enough she's been more than ecstatic to pursue a degree in animation to, hopefully, join the crews behind the most beloved animated movies of both her childhood and her adult life.Kenna has a passion for not just animation, but also illustration, printmaking, graphic design, and drawing. She's been holding a pencil as soon as one can hold a pencil and hasn't put it down since then.