Harmony Becker is an illustrator and graphic novelist best known for her work on George Takei's graphic memoir "They Called Us Enemy," which explores Japanese American incarceration during World War II. Her artistic contributions have helped bring historical narratives to life through compelling visual storytelling.
Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, Becker has developed a distinctive style that blends emotional depth with historical authenticity. She currently resides in Mexico City, where she continues to pursue her creative projects. While her published works remain limited, her collaboration on "They Called Us Enemy" has established her as a notable voice in graphic literature.