" Kids are on their phones more than ever. We asked parents what they’re doing about it" February 1st, prospective collage for The Guardian
"Only votes from the dead can keep this zombie Tory government alive" February 4th, Prospective collage for The Guardian
"Revealed: the 1,200 big methane leaks from waste dumps trashing the planet" February 12th, prospective collage for The Guardian
"‘I’ve made friends for life’: Rising number of travellers find going solo is the ticket to happiness" January 21st, prospective collage for The Observer
"‘It really changes your mindset’: the amazing power of running for a good cause" January 29th, prospective for the Guardian.
"‘We are just being used’: asylum seekers react to passing of Rwanda bill" January 18th, prospective for The Guardian
"‘Grow up’ and talk about social care, Andrew Dilnot tells Labour and Tories" February 18th, prospective for The Observer
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Never Mind the Oblivion; A collage diary
Never Mind the Oblivion is a digital collage diary project that was carried out between January and March 2024. I set out to make 3 prospective editorial collage illustrations a week in response to various articles produced by The Guardian and The Observer. In total I made 27 illustrations, here's a select few made across the project.
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