Morgan Veregge is a Native American artist and creative graphic animator from Kingston, Washington, and a proud member of the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe. He’s been drawing for as long as he can remember—sketching characters, ideas, and stories on anything he could get his hands on. Growing up with an artist for a parent, creativity was always part of the rhythm of his life, and it’s a passion he never outgrew. His father Jeffrey Veregge was also a PNW artist - known for his Marvel Comics work, Murals, Smithsonian Exhibit, Casino VIP Entrances, Interactive Media, and much more. 

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Morgan eventually followed that calling to the Northwest College of Art and Design, where he earned a BFA in Visual Communications with a double major in Illustration and Entertainment Art. That foundation, paired with years of experimenting, learning, and creating, shaped the style and voice he works with today.

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His work spans illustration, graphic design, motion and animation, and experiential content. Whether he’s building screen visuals for museums and casinos, crafting themed holiday pieces, or developing outdoor interactive concepts, Morgan approaches every project with a mix of storytelling, curiosity, and a love for bringing ideas to life.

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He currently works as a Video Graphic Designer for The Point Casino & Hotel, creating animations and multimedia that support the brand and enhance the guest experience. Outside of work, Morgan lives in Bremerton with his girlfriend, Kaitlyn, their son Wyatt and their chihuahua, always sketching, always experimenting, and always chasing new ways to tell stories through art.