Arthur Nilsson

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Arthur Nilsson (October 8, 1963– December 22, 1993) ) is an American artist and illustrator.

Nillson was born in Gävle, Sweden in 1963 and moved to Minneapolis, MN with his parents in 1973. He majored in art at university and became employed as a printer's assistant. During that time he illustrated at least three children's books. He is also accredited with the creation of Godman, an abortive multi-media marketing blitz planned for the mid-nineties.

Much of his work is now lost, perishing in the same fire which killed Nillson and his wife.

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