Editorial
A selection of editorial illustration projects exploring identity, resilience, and contemporary human experience.
Reflection not mine
A series of conceptual illustrations on identity, social constraints and inner conflict: how individuals navigate between traditional values and modern expectations.
In Who I Am, a girl hangs like a marionette above an applauding crowd; the half-mask hints at identity shaped by others’ expectations.
- Role
- Concept and illustration
- Medium
- Digital painting (Procreate)
- Usage
- Magazine full-page opener, web hero
- Status
- Self-initiated
The Abandoned World
A girl and an origami crane journey through a world of discarded objects, confronting themes of loss, resilience and hope.
The series critiques modern society’s habit of discarding things too easily, from material goods to emotions. Through surreal landscapes of ruins, the story explores resilience and the search for meaning in a fragile world.
- Role
- Concept and illustration
- Medium
- Digital painting, pencil, texture collage
- Format
- Double-page spreads, sequential illustrations
- Usage
- Editorial feature, exhibition panels
The Shifting City Life
Everyday narratives reinterpreted as editorial illustration. By visualising both private and public spaces, the pieces highlight emotional resonance in contemporary life, echoing modern magazine storytelling.
- Role
- Illustration and design
- Medium
- Digital painting (Procreate)
- Format
- Mock-up for The New Yorker cover
