MISS INKTROVERT

Traditional & Tradigital Illustrations

🖤 A collection of my illustrations from 2020 to 2025. 🖤

“No Place Like Home”

2026 – A University Project

For this university module, I was tasked with creating an illustrative project on the theme of “lore”. I decided to approach this project from the perspective of “personal lore” in the more slang definition. I have wanted to write a memoir about my history of being home-educated as a child and the difficulties and also personal growth I’ve experienced since. I produced a series of single-page illustrations with accompanying poetry to visually tell a story. I also produced a book-cover which encompasses the feelings I had around having a childhood spent at home. I worked with ink to create the line-art and then digitally rendered the colour.

2026 – Personal Work

2024 – 2025

Personal Work

“Self-Advocacy Sam”

2025 – A University Project

For this project, I came up with the idea of a theoretical medical self-advocacy app. I wanted the style to be influenced by the early to mid-19th century “rubber hose” cartoon style.

The project was finalised upon completion of various pages I would have featured in the app, a logo and forms of advertising being a poster and pamphlet.

“The Chronically Sick Sunflower Chick”

2025 – A University Project

For this project I wanted to create a comic-book focusing on chronic-illness. It would be narrative-driven in the form of poetry, with the main character being a sunflower. I chose a sunflower as it’s the symbol used with invisible disabilities.

For this I experimented with gelli-plate printing and incorporating various textures. I finished several pages, with the hopes of taking this idea further in the future.

“Learning how to Dance in the Dark”

2025 – A University Project

I was tasked with creating a fold-out zine for this project, focusing on one of three charities. For this, I focused on the relationship between art and dementia for a dementia charity. This was purely traditionally illustrated, using a mixture of watercolours and ink.