Nikki expresses that her work is usually very happy, with pretty colours and a lot of flowers. For ‘Tragic Alphabet’, she decided to step out of her comfort zone and away from her usual happy, colourful work; and focus on the death scenes of the operas.
The emerging trans artist that’s building a 3D queer world.
The artist’s latest body of work marks his growth a mere two years after finishing high school
Illustrator Lauren Fowler’s new work touches on transformation, rebirth, and spirituality.
We take a look at Tara Deacon’s ‘Return’ series and exhibition at O’Galleria in Lisbon.
Baba Tjeko, a multidisciplinary artist from the Free State, bases his work on the concept of marginalisation and the great potential that lies within people who are voiceless. Upon writing his final paper for a Advertising Design diploma, Baba discovered that Basotho mural art is a disappearing art form due […]
We take a look at Lethabo Huma’s illustrations which see takes inspiration for from various sources, emotions and ideas.
Ofentse Aobakwe is one of the country’s growing number of female illustrators. We spoke to the emerging artist and future shaper about her thoughts on creativity and her journey in choosing her craft.
Sultry and bold illustrator Kgabo Mametja (@iamsaintrose) shares the inspiration behind some of her favorite images.
Neo ‘Nene’ Mahlangu’s latest illustrations form an ongoing body of work that takes a look at how social media feeds our wants and needs.
Loyiso Mkize is one of South Africa’s best-known graphic novel and comic book illustrators. He turns to portrait painting for creative expression.
In a new partnership with the J&B Hive, LeetchiSan will unpack and provide insights into how young illustrators can make money with their skills
Musondo Kabwe customized the denim jackets of 50 different people to create common ground beyond social constructs and bias.
South African muralist and illustrator, Wesley van Eeden says when creating murals his inspiration lies in giving people hope
Cape Town born illustrator, Russell Abrahams aka Yay Abe, is known for pushing the boundaries with various textures and techniques. His bold style conveys a message through vibrant illustrations and for his recent collaboration with BURGER KING® South Africa, Abrahams created a mural, with a fiery twist.
