Beautifully fresh illustration by Loris Lora for the new edition of Brain & Life Magazine on accessibility in the beauty industry. The article handles the way in which beauty salons deal with the individual requirements of those with health issues and neurodivergence.
Exceptionally beautiful images by the hugely talented Cat O’Neil for Wellcome Collection’s ‘Stories‘. These carefully constructed paper cut-out illustrations are photographed and overlaid with digital colour and texture to bring visual and metaphorical depth. They accompany a wonderful piece by author, Ceri Houlbrook on The Wishing Tree of Loch Maree which has been brought low by thousands of pilgrims requiring healing. A meeting of social history, mental health and the natural world – perfect for Cat’s wonderful visual metaphors.
Mesmerising poster artwork by Kuri Huang for the new animated epic film, Into The Mortal World. Directed by Zhong Ding, the film involved over 2,000 animation artists from more than 50 teams and took five years to make. It is inspired by the well-known Chinese myth of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl.
Gorgeous illustrations by the fabulous Cat O’Neil for the FT summer reads. These characters are so beautifully imagined that you feel that you know them. I’d be amongst friends if their reading list is anything to go by…
We are all looking forward to viewing works by Charlotte Knox at the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition which opens next week. They are to be found in Gallery V and Gallery VII if you’re passing….
Sumptuous new illustration by Loris Lora for Arches Magazine. This exuberant image accompanied a challenging but inspirational story on organ transplant and always choosing joy.
This serene and elegant piece by Jun Cen graced the pages of the New Yorker recently. It captures the sense that aging well is a matter of choice and one can rise to meet the challenges with grace and vitality.
