International Women's Day

International Women's Day Poster

Talenthouse Competition


With the Talenthouse Creative Brief of 'Celebrate Women's History Month', I submitted this illustration.
I wanted to create artwork that would represent diversity and also create a sense of community. Representation is important, so I chose to illustrate women from all walks of life. The message I wanted to spread was to support other women rather than be in competition with one another and to respect each other no matter their ethnicity, body type or ability. In the competition, I was selected as a finalist.


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