Base words scrawled in pen on a laminated surface. The toilet stall is the domain of Cubicle Man. In common with his ancestors, Cro-Magnon and Neanderthal, the desperation to visually communicate complex thought through the most direct means available urges him onwards. The stench of stale urine, bleach and the hum of defecation are but … Continue reading Cubicle Man
- Zoë Doran
Inspired by personal dream imagery, Natalya plays on the reoccurring characters and symbols of her personal sleep explorations. Excited by the new life others give to her art, wearing her creations, taking her personal work and it being an instant collaboration shows her new perspectives, inspiring her to create more and more. "Realising my imagination … Continue reading De Paco
- Zoë Doran
Four years ago I was working for Network Rail as a telecommunications engineer. I worked for them for 6 years. Everyday i'd go to work and complete the same boring mundane tasks over and over again, thinking that that was my calling in life. It was secure, paid great money and I wasn't "smart" enough … Continue reading Peter Lilly
Zoe illustrates the reality of every day life, whether it's your perception thats shadowing the true beauty of life, or simply a summer with little to no rain bathing in the droplets from balconies above, it's something for everyone to relate to. Zoe Doran https://www.instagram.com/zoedrawn/
Beautiful intricate illustrations by Eilis Scally. - Eilis Scally
Eilis Scally looks deeper into the ink, revealing her true imaginative perspective, something we should all tap into from time to time, if we don't want to potentially miss what's right in front of our eyes. -Eilis Scally
With so much importance placed on how we look within society today, Steven Kelly expresses (using spray paints and illustrations) the ugly truth behind all of our self portraits. With the same foundations as everyone else, it is only society and the people within it who have placed so much importance on how we … Continue reading Steven Kelly’s self portrait
- Rachel Davies
Earthlings Magazine 