Artists featured listed below.

Alice And The Ink
AKA Alice Roseberry-Haynes

Alice is a freelance multidisciplinary artist from South London who specialises in illustration, design and motion. Going by the creative name Alice And The Ink, she tailors her professional work around her personal interests in music, fashion, food and culture. Alice has worked on a variety of projects across both print and digital and her roster of clients include the BBC, E4, Nando's, Kraken Rum as well as musicians such as Skepta and The Streets. This year, Alice strives to create more with a focus on social, environmental or ethical causes and to continue developing her bold and bright illustration style.

@aliceandtheink
hello@aliceandtheink.co.uk

Dipti Thadani

Hello! I'm a young South Asian artist who's lived in South East London my whole life. I've really enjoyed working with mixed media, sci-fi art, small comics and sculptures when I get the chance. This artwork I’ve made is of a robot in the process of getting infected by a tapeworm and it messing with its circuits, which is kind of inspired by retro-sci fi art of the 60’s. Have an ELECTRIFYING day! Thank you!

@slimynematode
drthad74@gmail.com

Lia Billie

Lia Billie, a visionary British artist and designer, is the founder of paintmarksonmyjeans, where she creates luxury contemporary artwork, prints, and home accessories. Her signature koi fish designs are highly detailed and capture the grace and movement of these majestic creatures in a vibrant manner. Lia's unique style fuses modernized abstract and fine art, creating elegant and captivating artwork that speaks to the soul. She uses colour therapy to create art that encourages relaxation and positivity, making her work not just visually stunning but emotionally enriching. Lia's creations are a testament to the power of imagination and the human spirit, making her art a must-see for those seeking an unforgettable visual experience.

@paintmarksonmyjeans
paintmarksonmyjeans@gmail.com

Mirri Rowland / art by mr.

I am a nature inspired artist, specialising in illustrated posters, cards and accessories. Sourcing inspiration from my own experiences, whether that be traveling overseas or exploring the local woods, I am fascinated by all things nature. Over the last few years, I have created a library of nature study posters and designed cute, quirky accessories, such as enamel pins, which I sell at arts & crafts markets throughout South London.

@artbymr._
artbymr.contact@gmail.com

Sophie Charnley

Sophie is a travelling Illustrator and Graphic Designer based in London. Her work is bold, playful and dynamic. Sophie thrives in helping businesses be more engaging and approachable through intentional, friendly illustration. She is inspired by people, movement and social interaction and always wants her work to tell a story and uplift.
This particular artwork is titled ‘When this is all over’ - a response to the 1st UK lockdown and a reminder that hard times will come to an end and we will be able to enjoy our lives again.
Sophie has worked on a variety of projects, from packaging and puzzles to apps and magazine articles. You can find out more over on her Instagram!

@scdesigns_
studio@sophiecharnley.co.uk

Artist Named Nobody

Black is beautiful and I've made it my mission to display that through digital art. Through drawing a diverse range of characters - especially those who don't fit into conventional beauty standards (such as those who are queer, disabled, religious etc) - I hope to show that Blackness is more than just a colour and beauty exists in every form of humanity.

@artistnamednobody
artistnamednobody@outlook.com

Frankie Curtis

An artist with an overactive imagination. Frankie's work is an explosion of vibrant characters and humour all bundled together into a fun composition you could get lost in for hours. Inspired from a childhood of cartoons and video games, she first started drawing from a young age and has developed a strong style over time.

@curtiscreationz
curtiscreationz@gmail.com

Liz Harvey

I'm a digital artist originally from Croydon and I create illustrations that celebrate pop culture through shape, form and colour. I take my inspiration from fashion, music and film, and I'd describe my art as playful and fun.

I started creating professionally in December 2020 after stepping away from my corporate job to focus on my mental health. One day I picked up my tablet to do some sketching and the next thing I knew I was ordering paper samples and experimenting with packaging! I now sell original and commissioned work through my brand House of Marsha.

@thehouseofmarsha
hello@houseofmarsha.com

Ollie Cooper

Ollie Cooper is a lettering artist from South London who specialises in branding, signwriting and custom murals. His work is hand-crafted, bold and playful, providing commentary on pop culture, societal and environmental issues.
Passionate about producing sustainable artwork, Ollie often works with vintage or bespoke materials. Outside of the studio he is a keen traveller, drawing inspiration from the historical roots of lettering-art and signage across the world.

@olliecoopersigns
hello@olliecooperdesign.com

Tim Easley

Award-winning London-based designer Tim Easley is best known for his bright palette and bold lines, imaginatively fusing playful characters and hand-drawn type. Influenced by urban kitsch, nature and neon signage, Tim creates work both personally and commercially in a variety of mediums, including hand-drawn skateboards, canvases, plasticine sculptures, painted basketballs and digital pieces

@timeasley
hi@timeasley.com

Becca Luton

I create embroidery and art inspired by the colours, vibes and music of the 60s and 70s.
I'm a 5th generation female textile artist with a day job as a 3D designer. Creativity is fundamental to my happiness and I hope to spread a little of it with my art.
I'm currently enjoying working on larger hand embroidery pieces - you can find out more about my work on instagram where I share my process in its true slow form.

@sewfunkadelic
rlutondesign@gmail.com

Jamie Portch

Jamie Portch is an award-winning illustrator, animator, educator and creative thinker working with leading companies and agencies worldwide. His passion lies in bringing projects to life through memorable concept-driven illustration, and he has a sought-after knack for communicating complex ideas with clarity and flair.
This Illustration is about taking a moment to pause, relax and reflect.

@jportch
jamie@jportch.com

Martyna Makes

Martyna is an illustrator and graphic designer, creating work that acknowledges the complex human experience and realities of everyday life. She loves to translate the strange and intimate thoughts and ideas that our brains conjure up, turning these into bold and playful visuals.

@martynamakes
martynamakes@gmail.com

Rose Wilkinson

My name is Rose WIlkinson and I am a narrative illustrator. I have been working as a freelance illustrator for five years with some wonderful clients like BBC History, Harper Collins, and Gibbs Smith Education on narrative and editorial illustrations. Originally having
developed my style and skills with traditional mediums - watercolour, gouache and pencil - I now use the magic of the iPad to create these illusionary effects. I have a love for nature,
fantasy, history and education. Currently I’m working with Richmond Upon Thames College on a variety of Art and Design FE and HE courses.

@rosewilkinsonillustration
rose@rosewilkinsonillustration.com