Garrick Webster
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50 articles · Dec 2024 — Mar 2026
Articles & interviews
- Afters
Creative Boom · Mar 30, 2026
Creative Boom profiles Greek illustrator Alexis Marcou and his personal project 'Afters', a series of digitally rendered drawings that merge dessert imagery with scenes of human conflict. The work reinterprets Delft ceramic patterns to explore themes of indulgence, destruction, and the human psyche. The article also details Marcou’s process, tools, and reflections on moving from commercial sports illustration to more conceptual personal work.
- Total creative freedom: Andy Vella's posters for the Teenage Cancer Trust 2026 concerts
Creative Boom · Mar 23, 2026
Creative Boom profiles veteran designer Andy Vella’s poster series for the Teenage Cancer Trust 2026 concerts at the Royal Albert Hall. The project, curated by Robert Smith of The Cure, features six gig posters and art prints for each performing band, unified by Vella’s energetic collage style and a custom distressed typeface. The artworks were screen-printed at White Duck Editions, with proceeds supporting the charity’s work with young people.
Vella DesignWhite Duck EditionsTeenage Cancer Trustadvertising - Mapping the Star Wars galaxy with illustrator Tim McDonagh
Creative Boom · Mar 18, 2026
Creative Boom profiles illustrator Tim McDonagh and his work on the updated edition of *Star Wars: Galactic Atlas*, originally commissioned by Egmont Publishing. The article explores his process, from hand-drawn sketches to digital finishing in Photoshop, and how he expanded the atlas to include new Star Wars content. McDonagh reflects on his lifelong fandom and the joy of revisiting the galaxy through detailed, organic illustrations.
- Run London/Draw London
Creative Boom · Mar 9, 2026
Creative Boom profiles illustrator Dan Woodger’s Run London/Draw London project, which merges his passion for running with illustration to raise funds for Oxfam during the London Marathon. Donors can pledge to have themselves drawn into a large map of the marathon route, with the final artwork to be released as a signed print. The initiative blends community participation, digital art, and charity fundraising.
Oxfamillustration - Step into Strangehollow: Emily Hare's enchanted forest is back with a brand-new bestiary
Creative Boom · Jan 21, 2026
Creative Boom profiles Shropshire-based illustrator Emily Hare and her upcoming book 'Savage Strangehollow', the fourth in her self-created fantasy series. The article explores her imaginative watercolor world, her creative process, and how the Strangehollow universe helped her establish a distinctive artistic voice. Funded via Kickstarter, the project continues Hare’s independent publishing journey blending folklore, whimsy, and detailed craftsmanship.
editorial - Something Savage this way comes: the motion designer reimagining pen plotters
Creative Boom · Jan 20, 2026
Creative Boom profiles Brooklyn-based motion designer Daniel Savage and his studio Something Savage, exploring his unique use of pen plotters to create motion graphics that blend analog imperfection with digital precision. The article highlights his editorial and self-initiated projects, including his 2025 monograph with Vetro Books that integrates augmented reality. Savage’s process embraces unpredictability and texture, bridging the gap between handmade and machine-made aesthetics.
Something SavageThe New York TimesThe LA Timesmotion - From idea to impact with illustrator Jake Hawkins
Creative Boom · Jan 15, 2026
Creative Boom profiles London-based illustrator Jake Hawkins, exploring his conceptual approach to editorial illustration and his work for major publications like The Economist, The Guardian, and Gay Times. The article highlights his focus on queer themes, metaphor-driven visuals, and the balance between speed and creativity in editorial contexts. It also touches on his tools, process, and personal inspirations.
The Economist GroupThe Daily TelegraphThe EconomistThe Guardianeditorial - Six surprising illustration trends for 2026
Creative Boom · Dec 18, 2025
Creative Boom’s 2025 year-end feature by Garrick Webster explores six emerging illustration trends for 2026, based on insights from artists and agents worldwide. The article highlights a renewed focus on handcrafted techniques, authentic storytelling, stylised realism, and experimental aesthetics that merge traditional craft with new technologies like AI and VR. Agencies such as CIA, IllustrationX, Illozoo, and Pocko share how illustrators are adapting to a changing creative landscape.
Colagene, Creative ClinicCentral Illustration Agency (CIA)IllustrationXBurberryGail's Bakeriesillustration - Rainbow Draws: 'It's so important to stay curious about the diversity of this world'
Creative Boom · Dec 18, 2025 · Interview
Creative Boom interviews Liverpool-based illustrator Yufei Yang, the artist behind Rainbow Draws, whose travel-inspired work blends Eastern and Western influences. She discusses her process, tools, and inspirations, including her editorial commissions for Condé Nast Traveller and a new project for National Museums Liverpool. The feature highlights her experimental approach combining digital and traditional techniques with a focus on curiosity and cultural diversity.
Rainbow DrawsCondé Nast TravellerNational Museums Liverpoolillustration - How Franki Domino is creating a new aesthetic universe using AI
Creative Boom · Dec 15, 2025
Creative Boom profiles French illustrator Franki Domino, the AI-driven alter ego of digital collage artist Julien Pacaud. Based in Paris, Domino uses tools like Midjourney, Nano Banana, and Flux to craft surreal, cinematic imagery that bridges human sensitivity and machine generation. His work, including the short film 'Cult Zero' and a poster for Les Siestes Teriaki, explores new aesthetic possibilities for AI in art.
ColageneLes Siestes Teriakiillustration - PRIEST's latest London exhibition blends naive artwork with big themes
Creative Boom · Dec 11, 2025
Creative Boom profiles PRIEST’s new exhibition 'Paper Cut' at London’s Saatchi Gallery, which uses childlike materials and naive aesthetics to explore serious social issues affecting young people. The show features large-scale installations made from everyday craft materials, addressing themes such as homelessness, crime, and corporate influence on children. The article also highlights PRIEST’s self-taught background and independent rise in the art world.
Saatchi Galleryart_exhibition - Passion Pictures stirs moving Christmas moments for Migros with its new Finn animation
Creative Boom · Dec 11, 2025
Passion Pictures has released a new Christmas animation titled 'Papa' for Swiss supermarket Migros, directed by Kyra Buschor and Constantin Paeplow. The film continues the story of Finn, a beloved elf character, exploring themes of family, time, and renewal through tactile CG animation. Produced with Stories AG and agency Wirz Werbung AG, the project blends handcrafted textures with live-action footage for an emotive festive campaign.
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Creative Boom · Dec 8, 2025
Creative Boom profiles 'Trumpy Trump', a satirical card game by designer Graham Johnson that humorously critiques US President Donald Trump. The game features illustrated cards rating Trump’s traits and draws on political cartoon aesthetics. Johnson, now based in Gloucestershire, is launching his new studio Elsewhere Trading Co after a long career in advertising.
Elsewhere Trading CoExtension 77M&C Saatchiproduct_design - Embracing the positive with illustrator Luke McConkey
Creative Boom · Nov 12, 2025
Creative Boom profiles Liverpool-based illustrator Luke McConkey, whose upbeat, cartoon-inspired style has attracted major clients like Nike, Costa Coffee, and the LA Times. The article explores his journey from design agencies to full-time illustration, his inspirations from 1990s animation and ligne claire, and his mission to spread positivity through art. Represented by Handsome Frank, McConkey’s work blends humour, colour, and optimism across editorial, commercial, and cultural projects.
- "Shibu's Tail: A New Children's Book to Spark Creativity"
Creative Boom · Oct 28, 2025
Creative Boom features 'Shibu’s Tail', a new children’s book written by Tess Thomas and illustrated by Malaysian artist Kamwei Fong. The story follows a cat named Shibu whose expressive tail becomes a metaphor for emotion and creativity. The article highlights Fong’s meticulous hand-drawn technique and the collaboration’s heartfelt origin story.
Levine Queridoeditorial - MrCallaby Advocates for Unrestrained Creativity in Art
Creative Boom · Oct 27, 2025
Creative Boom profiles Bristol-based artist Matthew Callaby, known as MrCallaby, whose colourful, cartoon-inspired paintings and sculptures explore emotional and social themes. His latest exhibition, CHEERS, held in London, examines the highs and lows of social drinking through vibrant and monochrome works. The feature highlights his evolving artistic voice and process of developing layered acrylic pieces and sculptural characters.
art - Buena ondo! Meet five Latin American artists leading the way with colour, culture and good vibrations
Creative Boom · Oct 22, 2025
Creative Boom’s feature 'Buena ondo!' spotlights five Latin American illustrators—Beatriz Gutiérrez Hernández, Mel Cerri, Axel Rangel Garcia, Bruna Kater, and Ana Moreno—whose work embodies the region’s cultural richness and vibrant energy. The article explores how each artist draws from their heritage to create distinctive, colorful, and expressive illustration styles. It highlights their tools, influences, and the growing global recognition of Latin American creativity.
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Creative Boom · Oct 6, 2025
Creative Boom profiles illustrator Peilin Li, whose geometric and folk-inspired style captures the warmth and beauty of everyday life. The article explores her journey toward finding her artistic voice, her award-winning recognition, and collaborations with major brands like Disney and Huawei. Li discusses her evolving practice that now includes motion design and digital experimentation.
- Hoi Chan's New Art Explores Color and Light
Creative Boom · Oct 1, 2025
Creative Boom profiles New Orleans-based illustrator Hoi Chan, exploring his luminous, nature-inspired artworks that merge organic textures and emotional storytelling. The article discusses his evolution since moving from China and New York, his use of colour and light, and his collaborations with clients like The New York Times and Figma. Chan also shares insights into his creative process and the personal symbolism behind his pieces.
The New York TimesFigmaillustration - Qian-Hui Yu's Animation Exhibit Opens at Pocko Gallery
Creative Boom · Sep 30, 2025
Creative Boom profiles animator Qian-Hui Yu and her solo exhibition 'The Delightful Unnamed' at Pocko Gallery in London. The feature explores her hand-drawn short film 'The Statue in the Garden', created with Animate Projects and supported by BFI Network and Film Hub Midlands, alongside her ceramic and mixed-media works inspired by Stoke-on-Trent’s pottery heritage. The article highlights her cross-disciplinary approach blending animation, ceramics, and illustration.
Animate ProjectsACAVA SpodePocko Gallerymotion - Isabel Seliger Shines with New Ishiguro Book Illustrations
Creative Boom · Sep 18, 2025 · Interview
Creative Boom interviews Berlin-based illustrator Isabel Seliger about her dream commission for The Folio Society’s edition of Kazuo Ishiguro’s 'Klara and the Sun'. Seliger discusses her process, from reading the novel multiple times to creating atmospheric digital illustrations that capture the story’s poetic tone. The article also explores her broader editorial work for The New Yorker and The New York Times and her reflections on maintaining a personal style in the age of AI.
The Folio SocietyThe New Yorkereditorial - Fee Greening Revitalizes Briggs's Fairy Dictionary with Artwork
Creative Boom · Sep 10, 2025
Creative Boom features Dorset-based illustrator Fee Greening and her new illustrated edition of 'Briggs's Dictionary of Fairies', published by Monoray. The project revives Katharine Briggs's classic folklore text with 90 hand-drawn dip pen illustrations, blending medieval inspiration with Greening’s signature style. The article explores her creative process, challenges, and passion for mythological subjects.
MonorayFarrow and Balleditorial - Dale Crosby-Close Unveils Eccentric Comedy Series "Bitsville"
Creative Boom · Aug 27, 2025
Creative Boom profiles Sheffield-based animator Dale Crosby-Close and his new animated series, Bitsville. Expanding on his earlier short films, the 10-minute episodes build a surreal, comedic world filled with eccentric characters and deadpan humour. The article explores his creative process, tools, and growing confidence as an independent content creator.
motion - Taylor Swift's Career Illustrated in New Search & Find Book
Creative Boom · Aug 27, 2025
Creative Boom features Brazilian illustrator Gus Morais and his work on 'Taylor Swift: Unofficial Search & Find Biographies', a richly detailed illustrated book exploring the pop star’s career through 11 eras. The article highlights Morais’s process, from sketching in Procreate to finishing in Photoshop, and his creative approach to capturing each album’s visual identity. It also notes the book’s playful design details and his upcoming Halloween-themed project.
Taylor Swift: Unofficial Search & Find Biographieseditorial - Leah Han Illustrates Celebration of Modern Femininity
Creative Boom · Aug 20, 2025
Creative Boom profiles illustrator Leah Han, whose work celebrates modern femininity through serene, introspective depictions of women. Drawing on both Eastern and Western influences, Han combines digital and traditional techniques to create tranquil yet expressive imagery. Her projects include collaborations with CASEKOO and the Shanghai MGM Bund Hotel, with her piece 'Nomad's Garden' shortlisted for the World Illustration Awards 2025.
Shanghai MGM Bund HotelCASEKOOillustration - Scarlett Yang Explores Women's Roles in Chinese Society Through Art
Creative Boom · Aug 7, 2025
Creative Boom features London-based illustrator Scarlett Yang and her project 'Goddess's Revelation', a tarot-inspired series exploring the roles and expectations of women in Chinese society. The digital paintings, created in Procreate, reinterpret traditional idioms and cultural symbols to critique patriarchy and evolving feminist ideals. The project follows her award-winning piece 'The New Goddess' and continues Yang’s exploration of female identity through art and spirituality.
illustration - Sharon King-Chai's Mirror Magic Enchants Young Readers
Creative Boom · Aug 7, 2025 · Interview
Creative Boom interviews illustrator Sharon King-Chai about her new children's book series, Mirror Magic. The books use mirror board pages and tactile illustrations to engage babies and toddlers, including those with visual impairments. King-Chai discusses her creative process, materials, and the emotional impact of her work on young readers.
Mirror Magiceditorial - Patricia Shea: Revolutionizing Pattern Design in Manchester
Creative Boom · Jun 19, 2025
Creative Boom profiles Manchester-based pattern designer Patricia Shea, whose studio Design Confections merges hand-painted motifs with digital tools and print-on-demand platforms. Known for her maximalist, whimsical style, Shea discusses her creative process, the impact of AI on artists, and her move toward teaching and selling handmade originals. The article highlights her career journey from New York fashion to global online sales.
Design Confectionsillustration - "We Three Club's 15-Year Gig Poster Journey in New Book"
Creative Boom · Jun 18, 2025
Creative Boom profiles We Three Club’s new book '2 or 3 Colours', a retrospective celebrating 15 years of the Cambridgeshire studio’s screen-printed gig posters. Founders Christopher and Alex White reflect on their DIY beginnings, collaborations with major bands, and the tactile artistry of limited-colour printing. The book marks both a milestone and a new chapter for the studio.
We Three ClubMetallicaArctic Monkeyseditorial - "Animal Farm Deluxe Reprint Features Quentin Blake Illustrations"
Creative Boom · Jun 2, 2025
Creative Boom reports on The Folio Society’s deluxe reprint of George Orwell’s 'Animal Farm', featuring new illustrations and lettering by Quentin Blake. The edition includes 27 monochrome artworks, a wraparound cover, and a linen-bound slipcase with gold foil details. Blake’s expressive style brings new life to Orwell’s political allegory while maintaining the book’s satirical tone.
The Folio SocietyThe Folio Societyeditorial - "Folio Society Releases Illustrated Animal Farm Edition by Quentin Blake"
Creative Boom · Jun 2, 2025
Creative Boom reports on The Folio Society’s deluxe reprint of George Orwell’s 'Animal Farm', featuring new illustrations and lettering by Quentin Blake. The edition includes 27 monochrome artworks, a linen-bound cover, and gold foil details, combining Blake’s expressive style with Orwell’s political allegory. The project celebrates British illustration and fine bookmaking craftsmanship.
The Folio Societyeditorial - Yvie Johnson: Illuminating the Psyche Through Illustration
Creative Boom · Jun 2, 2025
Creative Boom profiles North Wales-based illustrator Yvie Johnson, whose vibrant and emotionally layered work explores mythology, mental health, and accessibility. Despite living with ME, she continues to create digital and traditional illustrations, including a 2022 commission for Women Enabled International. The article highlights her advocacy for inclusive design and her ongoing creative projects inspired by Welsh folklore and personal experience.
Women Enabled Internationalillustration - Marc Majewski Advocates Joyful, Free Painting for Livelier Art
Creative Boom · May 29, 2025 · Interview
The article profiles Berlin-based illustrator Marc Majewski, exploring how he rediscovered his artistic voice by abandoning classical training to embrace a freer, more joyful painting style. It discusses his award-winning children's books such as 'Butterfly Child' and 'As Edward Imagined', his inspirations from nature and childhood, and his ongoing creative philosophy. The piece highlights his success in children's publishing and his commitment to authenticity and emotional storytelling.
The New York TimesNew York Public Libraryeditorial - Jean Jullien's Whale Sculpture Celebrates the Ocean in Japan
Creative Boom · May 22, 2025
French illustrator Jean Jullien has unveiled 'Osaka Kaiju', a monumental whale-like sculpture for the France Pavilion at EXPO 2025 in Osaka. The installation, created with AD Japan and Nanzuka, explores ocean mythology and environmental themes through hand-painted illustrations. The project also features music by Nicolas Jullien and collaborations with the Tara Ocean Foundation, AXA, and Cofrex.
NanzukaAD JapanTara Ocean FoundationAXAenvironmental - "Bertone Studio Animates Psychedelic Folk Art"
Creative Boom · May 15, 2025
Creative Boom profiles Madrid-based Bertone Studio, founded by Eduardo Bertone and Michiyo Sato, whose hand-drawn animations blend psychedelic and folk art influences. Drawing from their Argentine and Japanese roots, the duo creates intricate frame-by-frame works for clients like McDonald's, Honda, and Adidas while maintaining a devotion to handmade craft over AI tools.
Bertone StudioMcDonald'sHondamotion - Hoang Giang: Rising Star in Children's Book Illustration
Creative Boom · May 14, 2025
Creative Boom profiles Vietnamese illustrator Hoang Giang, whose picture book 'Flower Block' has earned multiple awards and critical acclaim. The article explores her journey from economics student to celebrated children's illustrator, her adaptive artistic approach, and her ongoing projects with UK publishers. It highlights her personal comic series and her reflections on storytelling and community.
- Jan von Holleben Captures 'Rainbow Robot Space Ice' with Children's Help
Creative Boom · May 12, 2025
The article profiles German photographer Jan von Holleben’s large-scale community art project 'Rainbow Robot Space Ice', created with 489 schoolchildren for the Horizonte Zingst photography festival. The project explores themes of environmental resources and imagination through playful, collaborative photo compositions. The resulting images will be exhibited on the beach in Zingst and later in Berlin, accompanied by a documentary film.
Jan von Holleben StudioHorizonte Zingst Photography Festivalphotography - Oskar With a K: Impactful Murals Transform Communities
Creative Boom · May 1, 2025
Creative Boom profiles Manchester-based muralist Oskar Walin, known professionally as Oskar With a K, whose large-scale hand-painted lettering projects aim to bring communities together. The article explores his process, materials, and collaborations on projects for Manchester City Council, the Electoral Commission, and Stockport County FC. It highlights his focus on social impact, community workshops, and bold, graphic mural design.
Oskar With a KGrit StudiosManchester City CouncilElectoral Commissionenvironmental - "Private Commissions Boost Creatives' Careers and Income"
Creative Boom · Apr 14, 2025
The Creative Boom article explores how illustrators and designers are supplementing their income and creative satisfaction through private commissions. Featuring insights from five creatives, it highlights the benefits, challenges, and personal fulfillment that come from bespoke projects outside commercial work. The piece also touches on how such commissions offer resilience against economic uncertainty and AI disruption.
illustration - "Meet Ben Duchesne: UK's New Master of Dark, Hand-Rendered Illustrations"
Creative Boom · Apr 9, 2025
Creative Boom profiles emerging UK illustrator Ben Duchesne, whose gothic, hand-rendered pen-and-ink work draws inspiration from mythology, horror, and Victorian etching. A Falmouth University graduate, Duchesne champions traditional craft over AI-generated art and is developing his own comic book, Völd. His work emphasizes atmosphere, light, and shadow to evoke introspective and dramatic storytelling.
illustration - "Royal Mail Releases Myths & Legends Stamps Illustrated by Adam Simpson"
Creative Boom · Apr 9, 2025
Creative Boom features illustrator Adam Simpson’s new Royal Mail stamp series, 'Myths and Legends', which brings British and Irish folklore to life through richly detailed illustrations. The project, developed over a year, involved close collaboration with designer Jason Godfrey and the Royal Mail Stamp Advisory Committee. Simpson combined traditional sketching and painting with digital refinement to capture the magic and regional pride of these legendary tales.
- Zosia Bońkowska Turns Human Form Into Artistic Playground
Creative Boom · Apr 3, 2025
Creative Boom profiles Polish illustrator Zosia Bońkowska, whose expressive and theatrical depictions of the human form explore emotion, humour, and movement. The article highlights her journey from studying in London to working with clients like Marco Pablo and Rebel Roots magazine, as well as her self-initiated mental health campaign 'No Room for Judgement'. Bońkowska’s work blends loose linework, exaggerated anatomy, and a playful sense of character.
Marco PabloRebel Roots magazineillustration - 2025 Illustration Trends: What Creative Directors Want
Creative Boom · Feb 17, 2025
Creative Boom and IllustrationX present an evidence-based report on illustration trends for 2025, analyzing booking data and client demand across global markets. The report highlights six key trends, including comic-style illustration, medical imagery, live event illustration, and young adult book cover art. It reflects cautious optimism in the creative industry and showcases artists leading these movements.
IllustrationXluxury brandsmainstream retailerseditorial - "Live Event Illustration Opens New Revenue Streams for Artists"
Creative Boom · Jan 30, 2025
Creative Boom’s feature by Garrick Webster explores the growing field of live event illustration, highlighting how artists like Jacqueline Bissett, Esther Springett, Elise Lee, and Jo Bird are turning real-time drawing into lucrative opportunities. The article showcases how illustrators work across fashion, corporate, and cultural events, using both traditional and digital tools to create memorable experiences for clients and audiences alike.
Ralph LaurenBvlgariillustration - "Cindy Kang: Transforming Childhood Memories into Art"
Creative Boom · Jan 27, 2025 · Interview
Creative Boom interviews New York-based illustrator Cindy Kang about her evolving focus on children's illustration and how her Korean heritage and personal memories inspire her work. She discusses projects like 'King Sejong Invents an Alphabet' and her use of both traditional and digital media. The article highlights her emotional approach to storytelling and her desire to evoke empathy and nostalgia through art.
- Emmy Lupin Embraces Maximalism in Colorful, Pattern-rich Art
Creative Boom · Jan 27, 2025
Creative Boom profiles Nottingham-based illustrator Emmy Lupin, known for her maximalist, colourful, and pattern-rich style. The article explores her journey from advertising to full-time illustration, her use of Procreate and traditional tools, and her collaborations with brands like Adidas, TikTok, Quercus, and Nasty Gal. It also highlights her personal projects, including a pregnancy diary and her retail shop in Nottingham.
- UK Creatives Concerned Over Government's AI Strategy
Creative Boom · Jan 16, 2025
The article reports on growing concern among UK creatives over the government's new AI Opportunities Action Plan, which proposes an opt-out system for copyright in AI training data. The Creative Rights in AI Coalition and legal experts warn that the plan could undermine creators' rights and primarily benefit large AI corporations. The piece highlights calls for transparency and protection of intellectual property in the face of rapid AI policy changes.
other - "Kitchen Unveils Psychedelic Animation for The Great Frog"
Creative Boom · Jan 9, 2025
Creative Boom features Kitchen’s psychedelic animation for The Great Frog Vintage Market. The London-based duo, Rachinta Platts and George Coffey, created a vibrant, retro-inspired short film through Jelly, blending 1970s and comic book influences. The project showcases their detailed cel animation and compositing techniques in a colourful, surreal journey through four imaginative worlds.
KitchenJellyThe Great FrogDark Arts Coffeemotion - Mark Conlan Excels in Illustrating Vulnerability
Creative Boom · Dec 19, 2024
Creative Boom profiles Irish illustrator Mark Conlan, whose work explores vulnerability, nature, and emotional storytelling through both digital and analogue techniques. The article highlights his recent project 'A Better City 2024' in Dublin, featuring large-scale illustrations for the Guinness Storehouse. Conlan reflects on his creative evolution, his return to Dublin, and his desire to collaborate across disciplines for future projects.
Guinness StorehouseShortbread House of Edinburghillustration - "Julie Solvstrom's Art Celebrates Organic Warmth and Approachability"
Creative Boom · Dec 18, 2024
Creative Boom profiles Danish illustrator and typographer Julie Solvstrom, now based in Vancouver, whose organic, textured approach to lettering and illustration stands out in a digital age. The article explores her inspirations, collaborations, and evolving preference for analogue methods amid AI's rise. It highlights her self-initiated projects, client work, and participation in Vancouver’s mural festival.
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