David Warner

David Warner is a visual storyteller whose work lives at the intersection of illustration, motion design, and culture. Based in Long Island, New York, David brings ideas to life through bold imagery, thoughtful design, and a deep understanding of how visuals move people—emotionally and narratively. 

As Lead Illustrator for the HAUS OF Minis Cartoon at London Rowe Media, David is a key creative force shaping the look, feel, and identity of the brand. From character development to world-building, his work helps define the visual language of HAUS OF Minis, translating imagination into vibrant, expressive visuals that resonate across generations. His approach balances playful creativity with intentional design, ensuring every frame, asset, and character serves the larger story. 

David’s background spans motion graphics, illustration, branding, and campaign development. He has created marketing materials and artist-focused campaigns across both creative and business environments, consistently bridging visual artistry with strategic communication. Whether designing animated assets, promotional content, or immersive visual narratives, his work is driven by clarity, impact, and purpose. 

Throughout his career, David has collaborated with brands, media companies, and creative teams to produce content that not only looks striking but communicates meaning. His experience includes branded storytelling, data-driven motion graphics, animation asset development, and cross-disciplinary collaboration—skills that allow him to move fluidly between concept, execution, and refinement. 

At the core of David’s work is a commitment to representation, inclusivity, and authentic storytelling. His projects often reflect a dedication to elevating underrepresented voices and creating visuals that foster connection and belonging. This ethos aligns seamlessly with London Rowe’s mission to build culturally rich, globally resonant intellectual property. 

David holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design and Digital Media from Champlain College and was recently recognized as a Selected Artist in the Colors of Diversity Exhibition at the Poe Park Visitor Center in the Bronx (2025). 

Driven, collaborative, and creatively fearless, David Warner continues to shape visual worlds that feel alive—worlds that invite audiences in, spark imagination, and leave a lasting impression.