Sarah C. Andersen, born on June 15, 1992, is an American cartoonist and illustrator who has gained widespread recognition for her highly relatable and humorous webcomics. Currently based in Portland, Oregon, Andersen has established a significant presence in contemporary digital art and sequential storytelling. She is most famous for creating Sarah's Scribbles, a semi-autobiographical webcomic that captures the anxieties, social awkwardness, and everyday struggles of modern young adulthood with charm and simplicity.
Beyond her signature webcomic, Andersen has expanded her creative portfolio with other notable projects, including the webcomic Fangs, which offers a romantic and comedic take on the relationship between a vampire and a werewolf. Throughout her career, she has also engaged in collaborative projects, working alongside prominent writers and artists such as science fiction author Andy Weir to bring diverse narratives to life.
In addition to her creative output, Andersen has become an active and influential voice within the artistic community regarding technological developments. She has drawn public attention for her outspoken opposition to the rise of text-to-image models and generative artificial intelligence illustrations, advocating for the protection of artists' intellectual property and the value of human creativity in the digital age.
