Alex Bartsch trekked across London for two years to capture 42 reggae covers in front of where they were originally shot between 1967 and 1987. Now the project has been published into a book and will be exhibiting across the UK over the summer.
Why are mazes so popular right now? And what's it like to illustrate them? Thibaud discusses his work on Laurence King's upcoming book celebrating real and imagined mazes across the world.
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A multi-cultural background influences Weitong's hand-drawn flora, wildlife and black cats.
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Image Engine VFX supervisor Robin Hackl, who's worked on Deadpool and The X-Files, discusses what the influx of new television work means for VFX.
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As part of our in-depth look at mental illness among illustrators, Franklin tells us about being 'plagued' by a major depressive disorder, and how getting help changed both his thoughts and his career path.
As part of our in-depth look at mental illness among illustrators, Charlene is one of eight artists who has shared their experiences to provide insight and encouragement.
As part of our in-depth look at mental illness among illustrators, Elle discusses coping with anxiety and depression.
Sydney discusses how being a freelance illustrator made it easier to 'hide away', and how seeking treatment and support helped her to put strategies in place.
Jimi discusses a link between addiction and depression, and how facing past trauma was a huge help.
Jamie discusses seeking 'real help' and why developing healthy social habits is crucial for any freelancer.
Sharmelan reflects on the loneliness he's felt as a freelance illustrator, and how he's found support from both the AOI and his agent.
Tobias was introduced to ACT, a mindfulness-based therapy, at The Sleep School which helped him out of a vicious cycle of insomnia and then anxiety.
Ben O'Brien, aka Ben the Illustrator explains why his 2017 Illustrators Survey opened up an opportunity to be honest about experiencing depression.
Tim's piece, entirely made of plasticine for London duo Modified Man's latest release, reflects vintage synths and electronic instruments used by the band.
