Khallada Muhammad is an animator and illustrator from the San Francisco Bay Area. She began creating her own stories at a very young age. She moved to LA after high school to pursue a career in animation. Her ultimate goal is to develop positive, impactful stories that serve to educate as much as they entertain. She is inspired by creators like Bruce W. Smith, Mathew A Cherry, and Matt Burnett, who create strong, and inclusive communities on screen. And she loves the expansion of the 3D genre at studios like Sony, Riot, and Blur Studios. Outside of making animations, she paints, writes, and travels.

Khallada firmly believes that animation is the best storytelling tool available because, in animation, anything can exist.