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About

Bit more about Lizzie

Lizzie challenges the corporate pressure to be driven by quantitive measures of success by creating space for reflection as an integral part of her process.

 

Fostering opportunities for high quality collaboration and co-production between herself, the client and the target audience is important to the foundation of any project.

Long inspired by her background in psychology, English language and business, Lizzie uses her skills in functional graphic design and colourful, hand-drawn, narrative illustration to help people who help people.

On an individual level she believe's self-knowledge is the key to a fulfilled life so her work often asks the bigger questions and incites deeper rooted conversations that help people tap into the perceptions and realities guiding their decisions.

As we become more familiar with the complexities of our unique physical, psychological and fundamental needs through internal-work, we simultaneously become better communicators, advocates and allies, sewing the seeds for more empathetic, confident change markers.

 

Lizzie's life mission is to help you to help yourself so that we can better help each other, by providing the space, time and resources to pause and get to know who you are in the process. Sustainability and maintenance are key pillars to foster healthier, more reliable and supportive relationships with ourselves and each other long-term. So that we can all squeeze that little bit extra out of life through more authentic living.

Lizzie wearing a bright yellow jumper, an electric blue playsuit and yellow and blue trainers crouched next to her A0 size painting on canvas for Black Thrive Global and SURU Together. The painting depicts illustrations representing the key messages from their ted talks on the future of black communities post-covid. Featuring a green ladder leading up to a blue cloud to represent the need for imaginative funders, green stairs leading up to a chair as an ode to Yinka Ilori representing the need to take small steps and the importance of rest. A big black heart in a red circle representing the need for better black healthcare, a map of Africa, and a bright yellow door way to symbolise stopping gatekeeping and keeping the door open. Two people facing each other through a mirror representing he importance to see ourselves in one another and a group of people holding up a child to support the youth. A table with a calendar (the importance of planning), a pot of paints (creativity) and laptop

Awards / Achievements

2023

Beyond programme: B+A agency

UnderPinned Freelance Business Accelerator accredited

2020

Pass the Mic x LEGO: Brief winner with 'Rebuild the World' poem

UAL Creative Business Accelerator alumni

Sour Lemons Creative Leadership alumni

2019

Lungs Project: Published poetry in ‘New Landscapes Anthology’ 

A5 Magazine: Selected artwork printed in Portfolio #30
Cass Art: Winner of £500 materials grant

 

2018

Made in Arts London: Selected artist representation 2018 - 2020.
Laydeez Do Comics: Shortlisted for Graphic Novel in Progress

 

2017

Student Initiative Fund: Three times successful applicants as Prgrm2ed Perception

 

2016

Rich Mix: Winners of Pitch to the Mix competition as Prgrm2ed Perception

 

2015

Prgrm2ed Perception: Co-Founded exhibition platform supporting over 36 emerging artists and musicians across 5 exhibitions

2004-06

Blue Peter bages: Two silver, one blue

Awards/Achievements
Education

Education

 

2014 - 2018

BA (Hons) Illustration and Visual Media, 1st class honours, London College of Communication, UAL

Diploma in Professional Studies, Merit, London College of Communication, UAL

2013 - 2014

Foundation Diploma in Art and Design, Merit, K College, Kent

Exhibitions

2022

Electric Gallery Mayfair, Browns Brook Street Store Mayfair, London

Who Run The World exhibition, Electric Gallery, South Woodford, London

Style and Sound exhibitionPeckham Levels, Peckham, London

Black He(art) Exhibition, Peckham Levels, Peckham, London

2021

Black History Month Exhibition, Peckham Levels, Peckham, London

2020
Solo: City Lines, Estate Office Coffee, Streatham, London

2019

Free Range, The Old Truman Brewery, London
Affordable Art Fair, Hampstead Heath, London

2018
MiAL Annual collection, TM Lighting Gallery, London
Degree show, London College of Communication UAL, London
The Word Counts, London College of Communication UAL, London

Papyrus, The Power of Reaching Out, Arts Student Union UAL, London
Graphic Novels in Progress (shortlisted), Laydeez Do Comics, Free word Centre, London
Student Photography Award (finalist), Olympus, Bermondsey Art Project Space, London

2017
Smell The Roses, Prgrm2ed Perception’s Solo Exhibition, The Book Club, London
Jamaica Exhibition, Lambeth Mencap, Platform, London
The Garden After the Bite, Performance Lab, Rich Mix, London
Modern Day Dream, Prgrm2ed Perception, Rich Mix, London

2016
Genderalisation, Prgrm2ed Perception, Off The Cuff, London
Political Power, Prgrm2ed Perception, Raw Material, London
Gentrification, Prgrm2ed Perception, Raw Material, London

2015
Creative Debut, Clayton Arms, London

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