Ethan Orchard (b. 1999) is an American visual artist and graphic designer. Based in Brooklyn, he has shown work in New York City, St. Louis and Berlin. His work as a graphic designer includes logos, merchandise, children’s book illustration, magazine layouts, video game assets and album covers for artists such as Marques Martin and Rae Sremmurd.

Ethan graduated from New York University in 2021, having studied film and art history. In late 2025, he started the New New York School — a reading group which focuses on the political economy of image and media production. In that group, Orchard works alongside other New York painters, musicians, filmmakers and academics to grapple with the work of Fredric Jameson, Walter Benjamin, Susan Sontag, Marshal McLuhan and Theodor Adorno (among others) as it relates to problems of a 21st century cultural landscape.

Ethan’s Color Map paintings are represented by William Li, through Armature Projects. For inquiries related to those works, please contact Armature Projects.