Rachel Arnold Sager

Rachel Arnold Sager is an illustrator, designer, writer, and artist living and working in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In addition to providing a wide range of services in design, branding, and print production, she also takes art commissions for both personal and commercial use and is most likely in the middle of writing a novel or short story.

She has completed illustrations and infographics for corporate clients, as well as smaller independent companies. She also founded an art and apparel brand called 2468kids (now defunct), which took subject matter usually reserved for boys and reimagined it in a colorful way that could be appreciated by ALL kids.

Creative personal projects include: The 100 Days Project using the hashtag #100Daysofrasager, as well as other daily projects utilizing the Instagram hashtags #29inlines, #rainyMayDays, #holidailies2016, and #girlslikethesetoo. “Letter Writing Week” was a series of events creating artwork and letters to mail to friends and loved ones. She worked with her husband and a local poet to publish an illustrated book entitled “Monster Haiku”, the profits of which benefited March of Dimes. She helped plan Pittsburgh's first "Creative Marathon", during which attendees had 24 hours to create a pieces of art (mostly on-site) and then hang them for a gallery show and party the following day. Rachel was delighted to participate in multiple Fulltime Pittsburgh events, which was a multi-year series in celebration of creatives working for themselves. She also writes and illustrates YA novels inspired by her daughter and her friends.

Rachel lives with her partner and young daughter just within Pittsburgh’s city limits. She enjoys great food, good/bad scifi, dinosaurs, animals wearing human accessories, and anything to do with SCIENCE!