About

Reyna Groff is a Wisconsin-based illustrator and storyteller.

With experience in character design, comics, and background art, Reyna has worked in highly interactive teams on projects with rigorous technical requirements. She enjoys learning new approaches and techniques and incorporating that knowledge into the way she works. Printmaking informs her work, as well as her love of vibrant color, natural textures, and appealing stories.

Reyna learned to make comics at UW-Madison in a program founded by Linda Barry and taught by Jeff Butler, and she has worked with Field Day Lab on multiple projects that have millions of viewers to bring story into learning.

She currently works with clients directly, and is open for regular work or individual commissions.

contact: reyna.groff@gmail.com

Hourly comics day part 4
Hourly comics day part 3! I’m tapping out!
Hourly comics day part 2
Y’all! It’s hourly comic day!
Another little character card I did for @fielddaylab’s upcoming game about farmers, lakes, and towns.​​​​​​​ The character cards went through a lot of concepting, as we were pulling visual inspiration from a variety of sources: DnD, tarot cards
Happy 2024 🎉 Several of my top nine from 2023 are excerpts from Nest, the short comic zine I printed, and kind of a snapshot of where my thoughts were last January (when we were in the middle of moving). Copies are still available - link in bio if
This is a little piece of concept art I did a while back for @fielddaylab for a game about ✨mushrooms✨! Mushrooms are the fruit of an underground fungal network called mycelium, which can even connect the roots of different trees to allow nutrients a
I was so happy to be part of UW Madison’s exhibition “Glass Madison: Research and Outreach” in October, as part of the glass department’s 60th anniversary event. I got to take a glassmaking class during my time at UW Madison,