Starbucks 2024 Pride collection, sold at all Starbucks locations across North America and Canada with further licensing for UK Pride 2025
Frame-by-frame animation for Untitled at the Denver Art Museum, January 2023. This dreamlike animation flickers between symbols of early womanhood to scenes of female rage and responsibility. Rotoscoping public domain footage from Joan Crawford’s Mildred Pierce to the first werewolf movie ever made (Wolf Blood, 1925), Monstrous Femme sympathizes with the journey from innocence to experience under patriarchy.
Google Chrome themes and Chromebook backgrounds for Google’s 2022 Pride campaign
Commission from Union Square & Co publishing to illustrate the packaging and 52 interior card illustrations for “Truth or Dare, Heads or Tails: A Sexy Game of Chance”. Words by Kate Taylor. This is the second of three decks- see 1 and 3 here.
Illustration for the Nike Be True 2021 Pride Campaign.
Over the last few years, queer and women led skate collectives (such as Unity Skateboarding, There, Queer Skate Alliance and Skate Kitchen) have exploded in popularity, occupying space for themselves in a historically exclusionary sport that centered and celebrated white, straight cis men. While skateboarding has always been “an activity for dissidents, non-conformists, and those who feel like they don’t belong in the confines of conventional society”, these skate groups promote a radical inclusivity that hasn’t always been present. They are working towards making skate parks safer and encouraging spaces for queer, trans and non binary folks, and they often form the base for community organizing and activism.
Commission from Union Square & Co publishing to illustrate the packaging and 52 interior card illustrations for “A Hot Minute: A Quick and Dirty Sex Game”. Words by Kate Taylor. This is the first of three decks- see 2 and 3 here.
The Royal Mail’s first ever collection of Pride stamps, 2022. Celebrating 50 years of UK Pride, these stamps were featured in almost every major British newspaper. Read more in an interview with the Postal Museum here! Project directed by NB Studio’s and animated by Animade.
2023 Pride Campaign with Benefit Cosmetics! This was an international campaign, with assets created to use across all promotional materials, most notably the San Francisco Benefit Pride Float.
Illustration campaign for Lavazza Foundation's 20th anniversary in collaboration with BBC StoryWorks, celebrating 20 people from around the world who are making a positive impact in the world of coffee. Read more about it! Animation by Vincent Comparetto.
Internal illustrations for Adidas, featuring Brazilian volleyball player Tiffany Abreu, USA Skateboarding team member Jenn Soto, and French Paralympic athlete Marie Amélie Le Fur.
Animations created with AMV BBDO for Galaxy and the Young Women's Trust. Illustration and storyboarding by Sofie Birkin, animation by Bewilder.
Commission from Union Square & Co publishing to illustrate the packaging and 52 interior card illustrations for “Spicy Dice: A Game of Seductive Stakes”. Words by Kate Taylor. This is the third of three decks- see 1 and 2 here.
Illustration for Apple’s Fitness+ program, utilized across all Apple devices including Apple TV and featured in the Apple email newsletter.
Selection of illustrations for ‘Sex Ed: A Guide for Adults’. Written by Ruby Rare and published by Bloomsbury.
Illustrations for Rebel Girls 2024 edition, starring creative tech experts Kate Williams, Megan Walker and Ginger Larsen.
Illustration for Cosmopoliation, in-print edition and online. The article is called, “Free Therapy: I’m Thriving. My Best Friend Isn’t. Is It Wrong to Tell Her About My Wins?”.
Personal work commissioned by the Centre Pompidou’s Studio 13/16, the “first and only space in a French cultural institution with a programme of events designed exclusively for young people”. The Centre Pompidou is a major cultural institution in Paris, seeing over 180 million visitors since its opening in 1977.
This piece is called ‘Working Girl’. In this 1970s-inspired illustration, a Black woman sits at her desk, her expression revealing a sense of interruption, suggesting the constant intrusion upon her space in a patriarchal, white supremacist society. Yet she is self assured, reclaiming financial autonomy, and surrounded by symbols of traditionally male-dominated spaces. By reclaiming these symbols, she shows her resilience against systemic inequalities, her self empowerment, and her refusal to pander to respectability politics.
Sex and body positive Erotic Tarot deck designed for Laurence King publishing, written by the Fickle Hand of Fate. Available to purchase at multiple retailers or direct from the publisher here!
Illustration for a long form animation for Planned Parenthood, providing information about accessing breast healthcare from the provider. Animated by Vincent Comparetto.
Illustrations for an It’s Nice That piece on the visual history of the pink triangle.
Illustrations for Topo Chico’s Sabores “Flavor Guide to Denver”, featuring local artist Thomas Evans (Detour). Animated in house by Haymaker. See more here!
Cover and end pages illustration for British comedian Sara Pascoe’s debut novel, Weirdo, published by Faber & Faber (September 2023)
Illustration for Cosmopoliation, in-print edition and online. The article is called, “Free Therapy: All the Questions You've Ever Wanted to Ask a Couples Therapist, Answered”
Illustration for a long form animation for Planned Parenthood, providing information about wellness visits at the provider. Animated by Vincent Comparetto.
Advertiser content for grocery chain Aldi, featured in Popsugar. See the full feature here!
Designs for Vogue Eyewear’s 2022 Pride Campaign, featuring Hina, Jason Rodriguez, Venus Liuzzo, and Francesco Cicconetti.
Front page illustration for Politiken Historie, a bimonthly history magazine published by one of Denmarks most widely read newspapers, Politiken. The art director requested that the illustration be a rendering of 1909 painting ‘Yvonne Tuxen en Vibeke Krøyer’ by Laurits Tuxen.
Visa sponsored content for the New York Times highlighting independent Black owned businesses.
Illustration for Cosmopoliation, in-print edition and online. The article is called, “Free Therapy: I Think? I'm Having? Intrusive Thoughts? (What Do I Do???)”
Illustrations for the Apple Today tab, celebrating apps created by LGBTQ+ developers
Jigsaw puzzle for REJIG, responding to the theme ‘Origins’. To purchase and learn more about the story behind the illustration, go here!
Illustration for Zumer Sport x Facebook, animated by BlinkInk
Cover art for Pushkin’s Come As You Are Podcast, hosted by Dr. Emily Nagoski
Two editorial illustrations for Playboy US Summer 2019 Gender & Sexuality issue, for the article, ‘Our Country, Which Art in Panic’, written by feminist author Shira Tarrant.
Illustrations for the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) for World Population Day, featuring Norma Buster, Olimpia Coral Melo Cruz and Mariam Torosyan. Read more about the ‘Three Women Making the World Safer for Women’ here!
Summer 2021 Global Pride Campaign
Facebook messenger background for Pride 2021
Illustration for Apple’s Fitness+ Pilates Collection, featured across all Apple devices
Illustrations for The Art of Drag by Jake Hall, co-illustrated with Helen Li and Jasjyot Singh Hans. Published by Nobrow Press in 2020.
Illustration for HuffPost to accompany an article about asexuality and dating by Marisa L Manuel.
Illustrations for Hairstory’s “what’s your hair personality?” quiz
Front and back page illustrations for Meta’s Global LGBTQ+ Community Impact Guide. Interior features an artist profile an interview.
Illustrations for Polyester Zine x Mubi, promoting the movie Pleasure by Ninja Thyberg.
Official Snapchat stickers for Pride 2020
Vinyl mural for Outdoor Voices
Illustration for high end adult coloring book featuring “49 of the worlds best illustrators”- read more about it here and here!
Illustrated content for a Popsugar interview with Gabriel Dunn, sponsored by Mercedes, about gender, sexuality, polyamory and a road trip with Mal Blum, 2021. Read it here!
Illustrations for the Ash magazine’s interview with Mykki Blanco (print edition).
Assorted illustrations for various Lovers campaigns
Illustrations for Marie Claire magazine to accompany a short story by Kiley Reid, author of the New York Times best seller Such a Fun Age.
Flyer illustrations for London club night Big Dyke Energy, organized by Melody Meacher. Typesetting by Sans Studio UK.
Illustrations for a UK Channel 4 x Gay Times collaboration celebrating UK Regional Pride, 2022
Illustration for ‘Women on Top of the World’ by Lucy Anne Holmes, published by Quercus in February 2021, and featuring illustrations from artists including Chrissie Hyde and Jenny Eclair.
Illustrations for Resy’s ‘Why We Go’ series, featuring Roxane Gay and Debbie Millman, and Raven Smith.
Illustrations for Thrillist article "8 Ways to Avoid Office Holiday Party Anxiety", sponsored by Bowlero.
Personal work commissioned by the Centre Pompidou’s Studio 13/16, the “first and only space in a French cultural institution with a programme of events designed exclusively for young people”. The Centre Pompidou is a major cultural institution in Paris, seeing over 180 million visitors since its opening in 1977.
This piece is called ‘Phone Call’. A young woman listens intently on a phone call, her expression reflecting empathy and concern. In the corner is a close up of two women holding hands, suggesting a romantic connection. This artwork highlights the historical significance of gossip as a means of social bonding, and the role of communication in fostering solidarity between women.
Slider illustrations for Stylist article “4 sustainable lifestyle changes you can make that are way cheaper than you think”, sponsored by Sanex.
Illustrations for Bon Appetit
Cosmopolitan “How-To” sex position illustrations 2018
Cover option for Muse Magazine (unused)
Personal work commissioned by the Centre Pompidou’s Studio 13/16, the “first and only space in a French cultural institution with a programme of events designed exclusively for young people”. The Centre Pompidou is a major cultural institution in Paris, seeing over 180 million visitors since its opening in 1977.
This piece is called “Weekend Afternoon”. Two teenagers find peace and connection in the sanctuary of a bedroom. Their poses offer a glimpse into their personal journeys of self-discovery and self-expression. One lies on her back, examining her legs against the wall in a moment of introspection and self-reflection. The other, lying on her front, gazes out of the window, longing for freedom and adventure. Together, they remind us of the importance of embracing self acceptance and personal liberation.
Illustrations for dating app Badou’s #TakeThePressureOff campaign about relationships during quarantine, 2020
Editorial Illustration for BUST Magazine
Illustration for Butt Is It Art book
Personal work commissioned by the Centre Pompidou’s Studio 13/16, the “first and only space in a French cultural institution with a programme of events designed exclusively for young people”. The Centre Pompidou is a major cultural institution in Paris, seeing over 180 million visitors since its opening in 1977..
This piece is called “Sword Thrower”. A woman appears visibly bored, surrounded by circus-style swords embedded in the wall. The swords, traditionally associated with masculine strength and aggression, symbolize the societal constraints placed upon the woman. Her disinterest marks those expectations as mundane and stifling. The female sword thrower in the corner prompts us to consider the power dynamic between them- is she reinforcing a heteronormative gaze that views women as passive objects, or are they dually resisting and queering gender norms together?
Illustration for an LA Times article entitled, "L.A. Affairs: I fell for a gay USC frat star. Then I became one"
Illustrations for pizza delivery app Slice, 2019
Flyer for a fundraiser event
Digital illustration, 2019
