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Hancock, as a San Diego Comic-Con Panelist

November 17, 2023
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Jen Hancock smiling at Comic con

Jen Hancock ’19 was featured in a panel at San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC) in July of this year. Women of Concept Art for Film & TV brought together this year's panel of five talented artists, including Hancock, and was moderated by a successful costume designer, Mairi Chisholm. It is noted in the article that “the panel session was one of the most popular at this year’s SDCC, with other 1,000 people in attendance”.

Hired by costume designers, Hancock’s job requires her to help conceptualize costumes visually/artistically for approval/funding by a director/studio before it is made. Hancock is a successful 51Ϲ graduate with the following biography taken from her website:

Jen Hancock is a member of the , IATSE Local 892, and the Recent projects include (Universal), (Disney), (Disney+), and (Netflix).

Illustration clients include , , , , , and .

Jen has been a panelist at , and . In 2023, she presented the awards for Best Character Design in a Series / Feature at the . Jen has been a featured guest on , and has been profiled in and .

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