22 Jul 2024
Interview: People, places and patter: Trackie McLeod
Having recently collaborated on a t-shirt with the Glasgow artist, we thought we should check in and find out a little more about Trackie’s life, works and future.
Having recently collaborated on a t-shirt with the Glasgow artist, we thought we should check in and find out a little more about Trackie’s life, works and future.
We are excited to partner with the Arts University Bournemouth for a fifth year and to select and show off some of 2024’s graduates from the Illustration course.
Ex Why Zed have been printing So Young since the very first issue and are key in the development of the magazine and how it looks.
In July 2021 Sophie Spratley graduated from Kingston School of Art with collection ‘In Your Dreams’. Right around the time she adopted Nettle, a little black pet rabbit, who currently roams free in her home in Bristol acting as both…
Eleanor Young is a Canadian-Chinese Illustrator based in Strasbourg, France. Currently doing her Master’s degree in Multilingual Web Communication at the University of Strasbourg. Eleanor went to the School of Visual Arts in New York for her Undergraduate degree in…
Roisin O’Donnell is a freelance illustrator based in Norwich, working under the alias Steven Fritters. Born in Stoke-on-Trent and subsequently attending Leeds Arts University in 2014, Roisin studied fine art and specialised in painting, producing large scale works, significantly different…
Patrick co-founded independent music label and art books/zines publishing house called Nervi Cani, creating visuals for records and zines; making DIY fanzines, non-DIY fanzines, flyers and artworks for the Italian underground music scene.
We are excited to partner with the Arts University Bournemouth for a fourth year and to select and show off some of 2023’s graduates from the Illustration course. The work chosen ranges from 3D Animation and stop motion to playful…
“We rightfully got put into that post-punk bubble of bands that have the same influences as us, and while some of that is really good, it didn’t feel like what we see the band as.”