For Oxfam Australia, I illustrated a children's book aimed at 8-12-year-olds, focusing on complex themes like inequality, hunger, and conflict. The project involved researching these sensitive topics, developing a child-friendly narrative, and creating illustrations that were engaging yet mindful of avoiding stereotypes. The style was collaboratively developed with the client to ensure inclusivity and sensitivity, making these big issues accessible to young readers.

Designed with: Procreate for iPad, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop

Skills used: Concepting, design, illustration, problem solving.

Illustration of three people sitting on a platform by a blue train, one person in a wheelchair, with a dog nearby. They are dressed in winter clothing.

Illustration of a group of people with various skin tones carrying bags and bundles, including large sacks and smaller bags, walking in a line, some with headscarves.

Colorful books and illustrated pages about global issues, featuring diverse characters, recycling, and activities for kids.

Open magazine displaying an article titled 'Why Are There Wars?' with illustrations of people and a city under attack, featuring flames and smoke, against a green background.

Illustration of a man and a child on a rural path, wearing traditional clothing, with huts and lush greenery in the background, depicting a village scene.

Illustration of three children holding anti-war protest signs with a white dove nearby.