“Natasha is one of the most professional and diligent artists I have ever met. Her drive to work at top level and deliver quality work is exceptional. We have worked on many projects/series together over the years and I would always jump at the chance to partner with her again. She is a team player and so easy to get along with. She would be an asset to anyone who hires her.”
Nancy U., Lead Color Stylist, The Walt Disney Company
“Natasha is a superb artist, she creates great works. You can always count on Natasha to deliver, she is a great asset to any production.”
Lolee A., Producer, MoonScoop
“Natasha is, without a doubt, one of the most talented and creative artists I have had the pleasure of working with. Her sense of color and design is inspiring as she takes full advantage of light, shadow, depth, composition and imagination. She is highly skilled and has clearly mastered photoshop. It is obvious that she has extensive traditional Fine Art training and she takes full advantage of it. There are very few painters that I would put in Nataha’s league as she is one of the elite. Just as important, she has a collaborative spirit. This perfect combination of skills always raises the level of quality on every project she works on. I highly recommend Natasha!”
Jeff G., Producer/Director, Moonscoop Entertainment
“I do not want to recommend Natasha as she is such a magnificent artist that I want selfishly to keep her entirely for my company. Me, me, me! Natasha brilliant work on the Zhu Zhu Pet’s movies. They look stunning.”
Mike Y., Joint CEO, Moonscoop
“I highly recommend Natasha Liberman for a position at your company based on my knowledge that she always performs at the highest level — with meticulous attention to detail and getting the job done in a quick and fastidious way. For these reasons I believe she would make a tremendous addition to your organization. If you should have any questions about Natasha please do not hesitate to contact me. Eric Huelsman, Studio Arts”
Eric H., President / CEO, Studio Arts, Ltd.
