contact

alex@eben.com

718-643-4556

social

twitter • instagram • ello • wnotw

sketchbook
www.ebentually.com

alex eben meyer was born and raised in philadelphia, pa and graduated from washington university in st louis, mo. he has been illustrating for bunches of years, and has worked with a wide range of editorial, books, and advertising clients on projects big and small.

alex’s work is bright, colorful, and fun, often featuring inanimate objects doing animate things. his current dream project is to have his artwork on a blimp. his other dream job is working with you! (especially, if you happen to be a blimp.)

his first two children’s books have recently come out, hero vs. villain and creature vs. teacher.

when not illustrating, alex can be found playing street hockey and discussing the socio-political implications behind the consumption of the cake donut. he lives in greenpoint, brooklyn with his lovely wife, anna; daughter, pip; and creative director cat, frankie.

selected clients

advertising age • audible • boston globe • businessweek • buzzfeed • chicago bulls • chronicle books • eigen huis & interieur • fast company • google • harpercollins • howler • ideo • newsweek • ogilvy • random house • slate • simon & schuster • strategic insight • time magazine • the new york times • the wall street journal • the washington post • topps • west elm • wired • w. w. norton & company • youtube

studio

the pencil factory
61 greenpoint ave, #515
brooklyn, ny 11222

studiomates

jasu hu • neil swaab

paul hoppe • jen hill

more pencil factory pals

editorial • books • advertising / sketchbook

hero vs. villain a book of opposites

abrams appleseed / traci todd

amazon • barnes & noble • books-a-million • indiebound • powells • !ndigo

“Positive, engaging, and, most of all, fun; an outstanding introduction to derring-do.” – kirkus starred review “dynamic illustrations drive the story, conveying action and emotion. Highly recommended.” - school library journal

hero vs. villain
a book of opposites

“Positive, engaging, and, most of all, fun; an outstanding introduction to derring-do.”
– kirkus starred review

“dynamic illustrations drive the story, conveying action and emotion. Highly recommended.”
- school library journal