Heather Castro also known as Heather Castro Williams, is a Hispanic-American artist, seamlessly blends the worlds of fine art and stop motion, leaving a lasting mark on both. Her artistic journey began at the Academy of Art University, majoring in fine art with a focus on painting, igniting her creative brilliance.

Heather's skills were refined during her academic journey, earning her an honorable mention at the ASIFA Film Festival. Her unique approach to landscape art earned acclaim in "Kubo and the Two Strings" and the Golden Globe-winning "The Missing Link," contributing to Laika Studio's success. Heather's contributions extend to television, notably on "Robot Chicken," where her exceptional painting and set dressing earned her an Honorary Emmy award.

Beyond screens, Heather's artistic reach spans Portland and Los Angeles, where she brings her creativity to life. Noteworthy projects include Marvel's "M.O.D.O.K.," the historical landmark Paul Bunyan, and art installations for Google. Her talents also extend to furniture building for MUJI in Portland. As an Art Director in film and television, Heather Castro pushes boundaries, uncovering beauty in the overlooked, seeking to provoke emotion and foster a sense of community through her art.