Bronwyn Lundberg is an artist located in Los Angeles, California. She is a painter and animator, known for her iconic cult artwork “The Lesbian Last Supper,” which has been featured on The Ellen Show, The Rachel Maddow Show, Buzzfeed, and more. Bronwyn was the in-house cartoonist and animator for Grindr’s digital magazine INTO from 2018-2019. She has been a contributing character artist for Mike Judge & Greg Daniels’ company Bandera Entertainment since early 2020. Bronwyn is the Co-Founder – with Sarah Zucker – of the art + animation team YoMeryl.

In 2016, she was filmed painting a reptilian business woman (Clevergirl) for Super Deluxe's Artist Residency series. Bronwyn’s digital paintings were credited in the first one-woman feature film, Golden Vanity, starring Melora Hardin (2016).

Working as YoMeryl, she contributed weekly animated content for Super Deluxe. YoMeryl recently created a series of relationship-based comics for HuffPost Life. YoMeryl also contributed multiple large-scale public artworks for the City of West Hollywood. This included a 600 foot long banner mural, an indoor mural at the West Hollywood City Hall and an animated billboard on the Sunset Strip for WeHo Arts: The Plan, a community-based cultural plan for the City of West Hollywood.

Clients and Publications of YoMeryl's also include: New York Magazine, Details Magazine, INTO, The Huffington Post, GIPHY, MTV, and Universal Music Group.