> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://squirrel-wallet.gitbook.io/squirrel/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://squirrel-wallet.gitbook.io/squirrel/products/squirrelly-squirrels/artists.md).

# Artists

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## Jay Lintag

Jay is always foraging for inspiration and can see the forest through the trees - taking an illustration and making it *real.* A passionate motion and graphic designer, Jay has spent his career turning pixels into world-class work with top Canadian brands. Now, he's turned his attention to the Squirrelly-verse. The Squirrel team is just nutty about his work...

Want to see why? 👉 <https://instagram.com/jj.lintag>

## Ross Chan

Ross is more than just an illustrator - he gave shape to the Squirrelly-verse when most thought it was nuts. Ross brought Squirrelly Squirrels to life with just an acorn of an idea. He loves to play with colour, shape, and storytelling - and that's the expertise he brings to Squirrelly Squirrels. In his (small amount of...) time away from the Squirrelly-verse, Ross is doodling in his sketchbook, writing comics, or rubbing his cats' bellies... clearly he's fearless 😎

&#x20;See more of Ross on Instagram 👉 <https://www.instagram.com/chanovel/>


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