She uses unconventional materials to create her work.

Her philosophy for type design is that "the process has to be fun and you need to be willing to step outside your comfort zone."

She uses her work to shine a light on Black women, women of color, and folks in the LGBTQIA+ community who are bold, dynamic, and demand attention. Joyful figures, vibrant colors, and organic shapes define her aesthetic.

Burning 3 different type of papers ; camel, beige and grey to represent the different strengths of the tea.

Shaobin burnt these papers as flames creates organic lines and recreated the irregular edges.

She works with many brands, such as new balance and adidas. And has directed many artists, such as disclosure. Her artwork is typography based, with a heightened appreciation for colours and unique design patterns. What sets her apart from other designers is her close involvement with music to create the visual representation of sound.

I like the use of layering and collage. I think these techniques add more personality to the artwork because they are more freeing techniques that can be abstract or really busy.

His designs always pop out to me and the way he uses 3D or a 3D effect produces a more lively outcome. He isn't that public about his process but I know that he doesn't have a distinctive design for his projects but rather a more personal touch to them and he's no stranger to using a product and aspects of a product within his designs to express himself within his work

His Pepsi ad above resonates with me because it was the first piece I saw when I discovered him and his use of colours in a rather explosive way really jumps out at me for reasons I don't really know.

the main software being a mixture of both photoshop and illustrator depending on what the design is. When creating the design he uses a mixture on textures on both typography and images the main texture being more of a retro design. The typography is a mixture of sans serif and serif fonts and choosing the right one to fit the design. The design he includes a bit of abstract design in the posters. Beqa design include arrange of different graphic design principles which allow the design to stand out. As someone that likes to create sports design and look at different posters on Pinterest and behance they stand out and look a lot different from other artist.

For the colour he uses the colour that balances and contrast together and also that represent the colour of the football club.

His influential style transcended the Black Panther Party and became a hallmark in the history of graphic protest art. Emory Douglas’s artwork remains a powerful example of how art can be harnessed as a catalyst for change and a medium for voicing the collective aspirations and dissents of a movement.

Douglas continues to express the potent role of art in movements for justice, often emphasizing the phrase “All Power to the People” as central to his message.

Q2. he has a ‘made-by-hand’ approach to both typography and illustration.

Q3. "Beware wet paint"

Q4. its something extremely obvious but still needs a warning, showing how some people need help with even the most "obvious" stuff.

Her work often displays people as the main focus (primarily women); portraying them through different cultures, colours, and occupations.

I picked this designer (artist) as although he is more illustration focused, he makes a good use of colour to present a tone for his work, considering that most of his art is politically focused creating this tone is important to display his message. I also in general like the natural imagery and the texture, it feels traditionally done, as far as I'm aware I believe it is achieved digitally.

This piece was Milton's first environmental design, I really like the use of colours where he achieves a sombre tone, effectively representing the message he is trying to get across to take environmental action.

The Earth being in a room, for me, makes the topic of climate action feel more manageable and approachable, making it feel smaller, and less daunting.

He uses alot of dark colours and creates a realistic painted effect making his work instantly recognisable

His work appears to utilise software such as photoshop to create his work rather than literal traditional illustration due to the heavy realism he favours.

He is a Japanese artist born in 1947. His work is labelled as "Industrial design".

His artwork can range from being minimalistic and simplistic to having a lot of detail with an intrinsic sense of self.

My favourite work of his is the cover he designed for an issue of 'The Amazing Spider-Man' in 2019