ABOUT THE ARTIST
Teo Hernandez DuVall is an illustrator, comic artist, and designer who works professionally as Teo DuVall and is also known as Little Corvus. His work spans publishing and design, from graphic novels and book covers to branding and merchandise for small businesses and community groups.
Drawing from their Mexican heritage and queer and trans identities, Teo creates lived-in worlds that reflect the people and communities around them. Their work celebrates beauty, tenderness, and connection through stories that feel both grounded and dreamlike. Magic and the supernatural often find ways into their art.
Alongside his illustration work, he designs logos, apparel, menus, and signage for businesses and organizations. He approaches each project with an eye for character and detail, helping clients develop a visual style that feels true to them.
He received a BFA in Cartooning from the School of Visual Arts in 2015. His latest graphic novel is Theo’s Guide to Being a Guy, written by Kacen Callender and coming in spring 2027.
Based in Seattle, Teo shares his home with his spouse, their pit bull, and their cat. Away from his desk, he collects rocks, gems, and dried flowers. He enjoys spending time outside, watching mystery shows, and falling into very specific YouTube rabbit holes.
Teo is represented by Alli Hellegers of Stimola Literary Studio.
Clients
Abrams
Chronicle Books
Dark Horse
good light
GQ
HarperCollins
Highland Park Corner Store
Knopf
Levine Querido
Lion Forge
Penguin Random House
PNW Noiseworks
PublicDisplay.ART
Queer Therapy Collective
Scholastic
Awards, Recognition & Exhibitions
Chinga La Migra, 2026 — Group Exhibition
Nepantla Cultural Arts Gallery, Seattle, WA
Green Earth Book Award Winner, 2024 — Best Children’s Nonfiction Book
Drawn to Change the World, published by HarperCollins and edited by Emma Reynolds
New York Public Library Best Books for Teens, 2024 — Best Graphic Novel
Brooms, published by Levine Querido
GLAAD Media Award Winner, 2023 — Outstanding Graphic Novel or Anthology
Young Men in Love, published by A Wave Blue World
Eisner Award Winner, 2019 — Best Anthology
Puerto Rico Strong, published by Lion Forge
Ignatz Award Nominee, 2019 — Outstanding Anthology
Electrum, published by Alloy and edited by Der-shing Helmer
Ringo Award Nominee, 2019 — Best Nonfiction Comic Work
The Bridge: How the Roeblings Connected Brooklyn to New York, published by Abrams
Eisner Award Nominee, 2017 — Best Webcomic
Deja Brew, published by Stela