Illustration
Students on our Illustration degree course have explored traditional and contemporary illustration, while experimenting with media such as print, animation, textiles, model making and the latest image-making technology. They have challenged convention and researched social, political and historical contexts, unleashing their creative ability to shape culture. Some of the work is also exhibited in D&AD’s New Blood Festival online.
To get a flavour of how our Illustration degree course helps shape future creatives, read BA (Hons) Illustration graduate Prithy Paramsothy’s story.
Browse Illustration student work
Click the images below to see all work in detail and read students' statements.
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- Exploring traditional and contemporary illustration, across a staggering range of mediums, the work of our students shows you the bright future of illustration.
- Exploring traditional and contemporary illustration, across a staggering range of mediums, the work of our students shows you the bright future of illustration.
- Exploring traditional and contemporary illustration, across a staggering range of mediums, the work of our students shows you the bright future of illustration.
- Exploring traditional and contemporary illustration, across a staggering range of mediums, the work of our students shows you the bright future of illustration.
- Exploring traditional and contemporary illustration, across a staggering range of mediums, the work of our students shows you the bright future of illustration.
- Exploring traditional and contemporary illustration, across a staggering range of mediums, the work of our students shows you the bright future of illustration.
