Illustration
87 talks
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Murugiah
Why you should reject the formula and make art about things you love
WatchLondon · May 2026 -
Lizzy Stewart
The hundreds of drawings and writing-on-a-whim that goes into comic novels
WatchLondon · Apr 2026 -
Bráulio Amado
The design inspiration we can find if we become “crazy enough to look for it”
WatchNew York · Feb 2026 -
Charlotte Mei
Inside Charlotte Mei’s portfolio of Lord of The Rings fanzines and chainmail bikinis
WatchLondon · Dec 2025 -
Kelly Anna
A successful creative career relies on risk and blind faith
WatchLondon · Dec 2025 -
Clay Hickson
Why the sketchbook is an illustrator’s best friend
WatchLos Angeles · Nov 2025 -
Boomranng Studio
Bringing folklore and “cosmicpunk” into graphic design
WatchLondon · Nov 2025 -
Bianca Beneduci Assad
Laughing through the pain: Illustration as a healing balm
WatchLondon · Oct 2025 -
An Chen
“Your art is special”: How to own your unconventional art style
WatchLondon · Sept 2025 -
Julian Adon Alexander
Quantity can become quality: transforming reality through charcoal
WatchNew York · Jun 2025 -
Stella Murphy
Following the flow state and pursuing creativity that speaks to the soul
WatchLondon · Mar 2025 -
Chantal Jahchan
Using collage to convey a single message
WatchNew York · Feb 2025
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Richard A Chance
Underground comics and 80s pop: Merging influences to create a signature style
WatchNew York · Nov 2024 -
Rose Pilkington
Why are we so affected by colour and how can we harness its power?
WatchLondon · Nov 2024 -
Vanilla Chi
How to develop a distinct illustration style with organised chaos and visual noise
WatchNew York · Sept 2024 -
Jessica Hische
Brick and mortar stores, children’s books and all things letters
WatchNew York · Sept 2024 -
Osheen Siva
How Osheen Siva fuses Indian mythology and folklore in their illustrations
WatchLondon · May 2024 -
Tess Smith Roberts
How do you get over bad dates? Illustrate them
WatchLondon · Mar 2024 -
Jean Jullien
How Jean Jullien makes light of negative news in his practice
WatchLondon · Feb 2024 -
Alva Skog
A precious look into the life and work of a freelance illustrator
WatchLondon · Oct 2023 -
Brindha Kumar
Where meticulous detail turns illustration into pure visual storytelling
WatchLondon · Mar 2023 -
Joseph Melhuish
Discovering you can sketch in three dimensions using VR
WatchLondon · Aug 2022 -
Raj Dhunna
Capturing the story of British footballer Hamza Choudhury through illustration
WatchLondon · Jul 2022 -
Anu Ambasna
An illustrator and DJ merging drawing with music every night
WatchLondon · Jun 2022 -
Gaurab Thakali
How music can fuel and inspire illustration
WatchLondon · May 2022 -
Olivia Twist
How to add colour, community and society to your illustration practice
WatchLondon · Apr 2022 -
Aurlia Durand
Vibrant multicultural illustrations that celebrate who we really are
WatchOnline · Feb 2022 -
Naomi Anderson Subryan
Where ceramic art and hand crafted illustration collide spectacularly
WatchOnline · Jan 2022 -
Olivia Twist
Vibrant community driven storytelling through everyday illustrated scenes
WatchLondon · Dec 2021 -
Zak Group
What happens when you embrace an elastic visual language
WatchLondon · Nov 2021 -
Lily Kong
How humour breaks expectations and relieves the heaviest pressure
WatchLondon · Nov 2021 -
Edel Rodriguez
The illustrator whose magazine covers are never truly finished
WatchOnline · Sept 2021 -
Hannah Buckman
An illustrator questioning whether any creative work is truly authentic
WatchOnline · Jul 2021 -
David Uzochukwu
Crafting surreal worlds where black mermaids surface and gods drown at sea
WatchOnline · Jun 2021 -
Erchen Chang
Building a melancholic fictional world around a lonely man and his steamed buns
WatchOnline · Mar 2021 -
Clarice Tudor
Never underestimate the creative power of a depressing joke
WatchOnline · Dec 2020 -
Sofie Birkin
Inclusive erotic illustration that challenges what intimacy looks like
WatchOnline · Nov 2020 -
Sophy Hollington
Complex linocuts from an illustrator who breaks rules to create
WatchOnline · Oct 2020 -
Marylou Faure
Steering your freelance career toward the work you actually want to make
WatchOnline · Aug 2020 -
Lilian Martinez
Painting bodies, joy and the architecture of everyday living
WatchOnline · Jul 2020 -
Ricardo Bessa
Turning bonkers fan theories into sci-fi animations
WatchLondon · Jan 2020 -
Patrick Saville
Building an entire visual world for an album of dug-up, mystical music
WatchLondon · Jan 2020 -
Mona Chalabi
Designing data journalism for clarity, and the hard truths of going freelance
WatchLondon · Dec 2019 -
Melissa Kitty Jarram
The illustrator whose personal project became something much bigger
WatchLondon · Aug 2019 -
Cebeza Patata
Designing a gender-neutral character and the stereotypes we accidentally reinforced
WatchLondon · Jul 2019 -
Tishk Barzanji
From arriving as a refugee to becoming an artist and illustrator
WatchLondon · Jun 2019 -
Alex Jenkins
Finding humour in the grotesque, the mundane and the slightly disgusting
WatchLondon · Feb 2019 -
Anna Haifisch
From rejection letters to bird operas – chronicling the absurd life of an artist
WatchLondon · Nov 2018 -
Olimpia Zagnoli
An illustrator whose vibrant 80s Italian childhood still shines through
WatchLondon · Sept 2018 -
Season Zine
The football and fashion platform built to empower female fans first
WatchLondon · Jun 2018 -
Robert Rubbish
Drifting through Soho’s ghosts, dandies and minotaurs in an illustrated love letter
WatchLondon · Jun 2018 -
Kyle Platts
Why one illustrator taught himself to animate instead of hiring help
WatchLondon · May 2018 -
Will Anderson
Animating the existential crisis of a duck trapped looping forever online
WatchLondon · Apr 2018 -
Marion Deuchars
Inside the sneaky craft of writing picture books for children, starring Bob the bird
WatchLondon · Apr 2018 -
Nicholas Bonner
Inside North Korea’s graphic design, from matchboxes and cigarette packs to mass games
WatchLondon · Feb 2018 -
Gary Card
Stretching naive materials to their most satisfying conclusion
WatchLondon · Feb 2018 -
Visual Editions
Why a ghost story should know what street the reader is on
WatchLondon · Jan 2018 -
Marie Jacotey
Why pastel drawings of awkward intimacy keep prompting strangers to share their darkest stories
WatchLondon · Jan 2018 -
I Saw John First
Channelling Japanese ghost stories and Miyazaki into a music video for Mr Jukes
WatchLondon · Jan 2018 -
Territory Studio
Designing the screen graphics and broken-down technology of Blade Runner 2049
WatchLondon · Dec 2017 -
Cécile Dormeau
Using humour to dismantle the beauty rules girls inherit from magazines
WatchLondon · Dec 2017 -
Laura Callaghan
Drawing fictional film posters, organic shelves and election scenes in watercolour
WatchLondon · Sept 2017 -
Josh Mckenna
Designing a queer sticker for Instagram and getting it past the brand police
WatchLondon · Sept 2017 -
Andrew Rae
Drawing Trump’s America for the New York Times in two frantic weeks
WatchLondon · Aug 2017 -
Manvsmachine
Mining Air Max heritage for patterns, hand gestures and a custom typeface
WatchLondon · Jul 2017 -
Kelly Anna
Capturing movement through dance, fashion illustration and collage in print design
WatchLondon · Jul 2017 -
Yukai Du
Animating the scale of the universe through illustration, storyboards and geometric shapes
WatchLondon · May 2017 -
Akinola Davies
Celebrating the beautiful chaos of diverse cultural backgrounds through film
WatchLondon · May 2017 -
Jon Burgerman
Doodling on the subway, sticking eyes on trash and finding faces everywhere
WatchLondon · Mar 2017 -
Jamie Clifton
Inside Vice UK’s commissioning of photography and illustration for themed editorial weeks
WatchLondon · Nov 2016 -
Jack Hudson
Three years drawing supernovas, fossils and quantum physics for one ambitious science book
WatchLondon · Nov 2016 -
Rob Flowers
How a childhood toy collection shapes a career in illustration and character design
WatchLondon · Oct 2016 -
Jimmy Turrell
Making a lyric video for Beck with vintage porn, Lamborghinis and enigmatic typography
WatchLondon · Jun 2016 -
Robert Hunter
Reimagining The Jungle Book through crayon, ink and digital colour for children
WatchLondon · Mar 2016 -
Michael Driver
Surviving the first six months of freelance illustration after graduating from Kingston
WatchLondon · Dec 2015 -
Katie Scott
Where botany, anatomy and 15th-century religious hierarchies meet in hand-drawn illustration
WatchLondon · May 2015 -
Lawrence Zeegen
Inside the Ladybird books that taught a generation of British children to read
WatchLondon · Mar 2015 -
Kev F. Sutherland
Why comics belong in classrooms – and how kids learn to draw them
WatchLondon · Mar 2015 -
Katie Johnston
Building a giant inflatable digestive system to teach kids biology through play
WatchLondon · Mar 2015 -
Malika Favre
Distilling a Canary island into six illustrations, sketched from a week of photographs
WatchLondon · Dec 2014 -
Tom Hovey
The illustrator behind every cake drawing on the Great British Bakeoff
WatchLondon · Nov 2014 -
Ken Kirton
Designing a cookbook where every recipe is told through film subtitles
WatchLondon · Nov 2014 -
Kyle Platts
Learning to animate was like breathing life into existing characters
WatchLondon · Aug 2014 -
Oliver Kugler
Drawing refugees, mafiosos and truck drivers across borders most reporters can’t reach
WatchLondon · Jul 2014 -
Ben Newman
Bringing wonder back to children’s space books with a cat in a spacesuit
WatchLondon · Jun 2014 -
Alice Devine
Turning football fandom into illustration, podcasting and grassroots ground-sharing adventures
WatchLondon · May 2014 -
Will Dean
Inside the weekly scramble to design a Saturday newspaper magazine cover
WatchLondon · Feb 2014