Natasha K. HE is an artist, architect, Urban Planner, and photographer; also multidisciplinary designer working on projects of varied scales.
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My fine art photography has always inspired my artistic and architectural pursuits. I am excited
I was invited by Make and Made (Iris and Dora Studios) to participate in a
2010 ART EVENT – “IDENTITY” Group Work: An international team of 7 artists from China,
Three of my original pen-and-ink drawings are now exhibiting for the Jersey Summer Exhibition
Video by the States of Guernsey As a winner of Guernsey’s new banknotes competition in
BEFORE & AFTER “Take a piece of home with you, and don’t leave the memories
Being selected as one of 5 Highly Commended Artists for Fox Open Art Competition 2024
Shaun Shackleton’s informative and well-written interview about me impressed me with how he could capture
I am featured on the Guernsey Art website for “Local Talent”. Find out more arts.gg/talent/natasha-k-he
featured Art
Artist of New Guernsey Banknotes
As a winner of Guernsey’s new banknotes competition in 2025, I feel deeply honoured to have been chosen as a designer and artist for Guernsey’s new banknotes. My artworks will be featured on the back of all banknotes.
I entered a competition to share the story of the magical “Granite Rock” in the Channel Islands. Through my designs, I hope to help the world recognise and appreciate this beautiful island.
Pen and Ink Drawing
Original | St. Peter Port Bathed in Moonlight | Guernsey | Black & White Pen and Ink Drawing | Detailed Architecture and Landscape Illustration
St. Peter Port Bathed in Moonlight, Guernsey | 2024 – 2025
I captured a view from Castle Cornet to St Peter Port.
A project takes approximately 150 hours in one year to complete.
This is an original hand-drawing in Size 50cm x 70cm, created by me, NATASHA K. HE.
Oil and Watercolour Painting
Original | Island Archives | Guernsey Channel Islands | Roofscape Architecture Landscape｜Illustration Oil Painting | 70x80cm Stretched Canvas
Island Archives, Guernsey – 2024
It’s a view from higher ground looking at Guernsey Island Archives. I deliberately emphasised the dramatic height difference of St Peter Port, which reveals a distinctive roof landscape. It takes me 60 hours to complete all the details. – “Guernsey’s roofscapes.”
NEW IN THE COLLECTION | Guernsey Museums
“We are thrilled to announce the acquisition of two remarkable original drawings by Architect and Artist, Natasha K. HE. These new additions beautifully complement our art collection and reflect our ongoing commitment to support local artists and to collect the incredible contemporary works being made in our island. 
Oil Painting | Guernsey Castle Cornet
Watercolour Painting | Commission
“I love the composition and details that you captured.” – Regina (customer)
“This is the best gift that I’ve ever received, I’m so happy to have it in my house.” – Linda (gift recipient, the woman in the picture)
This is a fantasy watercolour commission to illustrate Linda’s properties in town, of which one is “The Good Earth” Chinese takeaway.
I applied black ink to illustrate the outlines and story, and added vivid colour to express a dreamy sunset atmosphere in George St and Contree Mansell.
Special Edition of Victoria Tower
Guernsey Museum has acquired the original drawing of “Victoria Tower.” This special edition was created using a combination of mixed media, incorporating pen and ink with digital art.
I have a deep appreciation for Guernsey pine trees, which inspired me to create a special edition of Victoria Tower. These trees are renowned for their irregular, wind-swept shapes, which showcase their resilience against the harsh coastal elements. Their long, twisted needles grow in pairs, and their large, sturdy trunks contribute to their unique character. I have captured these distinctive features by incorporating a pen and ink drawing of Victoria Tower, celebrating the beauty and tenacity of these maritime pines.
Our group consists of four members, including myself and three others, with additional assistance from friends.
featured DESIGNS
Transformation of An Institution
The site model demonstrates an overall concept of generating a notion of ‘architectural redemption’.
As the white represents the old and the blue stands for the new, a vivid contrast emerges among the old Victorian pitched roofs and the new Barrel vault volume.
Illustration of Book Cover
Committed by Rael Meyerowitz, the author, for his psychological academic book named “Mourning and Metabolization: Close Readings in the Psychoanalytic Literature of Loss – Tavistock Clinic Series”.
BRAND & EXPERIENCE
Custom Logo Design | Logo Ideas | Graphic Design | Business Branding | Brand Image | Digital Illustration | Visit Card Design