Side profile of a woman with short red hair, wearing large checkered earrings, against a dark background with faint light accents.

Hannah Little is a North Carolina-based painter and printmaker whose work explores the relationship between natural environments and self-identity. Her work features abstracted forms, vibrant color palettes, and rhythmic repetition to investigate themes of growth, memory, and connection.

Black and white illustration of a woman with tears streaming down her face, touching her chin with her hand, in a raw emotional pose, with the words "Self Portrait" written at the bottom.

Combining traditional printmaking techniques with her abstract painting style, her practice balances intuitive composition with process-driven experimentation, creating works that reflect both the external landscape and the internal self.

Hannah graduated Cum Laude with departmental honors from Appalachian State University in the Fall of 2023, studying Studio Art with a minor in Marketing.

Her work has been featured in the PEEL Publication from 2019 to 2023. In 2022, Hannah received an Appalachian State research grant for her work. In 2024, she received a grant from the Watauga Arts Council for her work in printmaking.

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