Lynne Naylor is known as an award-winning icon of the TV and Film Animation world, and an established talent in the fine art “pop surrealism” scene.

In 2002, Lynne won a Rueben Award from the National Cartoonists Society. Also that year, she received an Annie Award for her design work on Samurai Jack. In 2005, she was nominated again for an Annie for her work on “Foster’s Home…”

As a designer, animator, director and producer - Lynne lent her talents to numerous successful animated TV & Film productions. A co-creator of the cult hit The Ren & Stimpy Show, also the character designer for Batman: The Animated Series, Powerpuff Girls, Samurai Jack, Clone Wars: The Micro-Series, and Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends, to name just a few. Separately she has also done conceptual design work for features in development with company’s such as Disney, DreamWorks, Nickelodeon, and Sony Pictures Animation.

Lynne served as Art Director for Cartoon Network’s acclaimed animated show “Chowder”, and is also known for co-creating and holding the Creative Executive Producer roll for the DreamWorks Animated Series “The Mighty Ones” along side Sunil Hall, aired on Hulu and Peacock.‍ ‍

Lynne’s unique design style, vibrant color sense, and irresistibly appealing art have enabled her a seamless transition into the fine art world, where her highly sought-after paintings & prints have sold at galleries in Palm Springs, Seattle, and Melbourne, Australia.

Lynne’s passion to express the relationship between nature and humans creates a delightful sense of adventure, and discovery.

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