MA Illustration student work

Sketches for a graphic novel set in Portugal during the regime of Salazar, around seafaring, loss and ambition.

Master's Project: graphic novel with no beginning and no end

Work created for the module Sequence and Series

A visual response to the book Tales Of Love, Madness and Death by Quiroga Horacio

A joint exploration of options, team work and experimentation are an integral part of the module Practice through Partnership

Response to the Design Methods and Context module - a Victorian cemetery as a space for the living as well the passed.

Master's Project: two visual publications regarding the relationship developed with the city of Cambridge as a temporary location.

One of a series of five collages for the Master's Project, exploring the power dynamics within an intimate relationship.

One of fifty image-and-sound illustrations for the Master's Project, exploring how to capture the everyday moment of solitude.

Cover of practice-based research for the Master’s Project, exploring how adults with visual impairment experience illustration.

Master’s Project exploring the narrative and interactive potential of a VR environment.

Still from an AI-supported scene visualising a disorientating dream installation, as part of the neuroscientific research into dream experience.

Still from a VR scene visualising a disorientating dream, as part of the neuroscientific research into dream experience.

Self-initiated project: printed leporello book printed with glow-in-the-dark ink.

A presentation proposal created for the module Design Methods.

Part of a series of books for the Master's Project. Using mirrored paper and print, this book explores introspection as part of a wider investigation into the sense of isolation.

Experiments with Augmented Reality, to make the emotion of flavours coming alive.

Part of a Master's Project that seeks to facilitate a conversation within the family about gay sexual orientation.

A sketchbook page, made in part for the module Image and Impact.

Observational Drawing as part of the module Image and Impact.

For the module Design Methods, considering the potential of a historic cemetery for new social connections.

Master's Project: Series of books and poems connected to observational drawings and stories around Bury St. Edmunds.

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Winner of the Sustainability Award 2019