Atlanta · Portrait artist & designer
Design that helps people see each other.
Hand-drawn stipple portraits, memorial books that hold a whole life, and print and presentation design for organizations with something worth saying. All of it made slowly, with attention.
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One practice, three doors.
Portraits
For yourself, or someone you loveStipple ink portraits drawn dot by dot from your photographs. Embodied, inner-state, and legacy portraits, 6–12 weeks in the studio.
Commission a portraitMemorial & tribute design
For a family saying goodbyePrograms in 48–72 hours. Tribute magazines and hardcover legacy books in the months after. Designed to be held, reread, and passed down.
See memorial designCorporate & presentation
For teams with a complex storyExecutive decks, infographic systems, e-books, and brand identity for Siemens, Oakstone, consulting firms, and mission-driven organizations.
View corporate workFeatured · Memorial design
Made first for my grandmother. Now for yours.
Betty Marshall taught me to make things by hand. After she passed, I designed a 24-page tribute magazine with her whole life in it. It's the reason this part of my practice exists.
Read about memorial designCommunity · The Hive
Portrait workshops for people who've never been drawn.
A workshop initiative bringing stipple portraiture to community spaces across Atlanta. Sit for a portrait, learn the technique, or draw someone you've lost. Free and low-cost sessions in development.
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Azareah York (Marshall)
Atlanta-raised, SCAD-trained, and shaped by a grandmother who painted. I've spent five years translating complex ideas into clear print and presentation design for enterprise clients, and the rest of my time drawing people one dot at a time. York is the name I make under. Marshall is the family I make for.
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