Fine arts graduate Michal Kruger uses rugby as a metaphor to explore white Afrikaner masculinity.
Fresh Meat Creative Graduate Series
Fresh Meat: Richard Horne
From digital illustration and graphic design work, to contemporary street wear, Richard Horne’s student portfolio shows a great deal of variety.
Fresh Meat: Kevin Mbuyamba
Kevin Mbuyamba is a graphic designer, illustrator and photographer. Take a look at his pop culture character illustrations and other original pieces here.
Fresh Meat: Lemishka Moodley
What initially began as an investigation of Tamil culture and tradition, became a powerful piece of performance art. Read our QnA with Wits Fine Art graduate, Lemishka Moodley.
Fresh Meat: Bianka Wessels
Vega graduate Bianka Wessels uses the duality and inherent humour in language as a way to create clean and communicative copy. See her work here.
Fresh Meat: Luke Ruiters
Luke Ruiters celebrates self-expression and gender fluidity through fashion. View his graduate collection here.
Fresh Meat: Nontokozo Tshabalala
Having graduated with an Honours in Communication Design, Nontokozo Tshabalala is determined to restructure the local design industry. See her work here.
Fresh Meat: Tyla Mason
Tyla Mason’s graduate work explored the commonalities of dreams and what they signify. Read our interview with the illustrator and see some of her work here.
Fresh Meat: Philippa Crooks
Academy of Design fashion graduate Philippa Crooks chats to us about creativity and the concept underpinning her first ever ready-to-wear collection.
Fresh Meat: Connor Smith
Vega Design school graduate Connor Smith communicates with wit and style. Peep his bold and dynamic portfolio and read our interview with the graduate here.
Fresh Meat: Peter Assenga
Art direction graduate Peter Assenga has a knack for humour and a strong belief in advertising yourself before you can advertise anything else. Read our interview with him here.
Fresh Meat: Kelsie Blake
Kelsie Blake is a graphic designer interested in exploring the portrayal of women in the media. Read through our interview with her and browse her expansive portfolio.
Fresh Meat: Tristan Chesselet
With his self-confessed ‘video game nostalgia’, Tristan Chesselet makes work that’s both engaging and informative. Read our interview with the graduate here.
Fresh Meat: Thulisizwe Mamba
Thulisizwe Mamba’s eye catching digital artworks aim towards promoting ‘a contemporary African aesthetic’. Find out more about the young illustrator here.
Fresh Meat: Shae Frank
Ruth Prowse graduate Shae Frank uses photography to express her fascination with the complex relationship between humans and nature.
