Editorial illustration for the July 2022 issue of Enlightened. "On the ground in Ukraine" presents an interview with Denys, a Ukrainian graduate who set up an NGO in his native country to supply those affected by the war with essential supplies. He talks about his motivations, the terrible price of war that he has been witnessing, and about the work he has been doing with his team of volunteers on the ground.
Editorial illustration for the July 2022 issue of Enlightened. "On the ground in Ukraine" presents an interview with Denys, a Ukrainian graduate who set up an NGO in his native country to supply those affected by the war with essential supplies. He talks about his motivations, the terrible price of war that he has been witnessing, and about the work he has been doing with his team of volunteers on the ground.
Editorial illustration for the July 2022 issue of Enlightened. "On the ground in Ukraine" presents an interview with Denys, a Ukrainian graduate who set up an NGO in his native country to supply those affected by the war with essential supplies. He talks about his motivations, the terrible price of war that he has been witnessing, and about the work he has been doing with his team of volunteers on the ground.
Editorial illustration for the July 2022 issue of Enlightened. The piece "A Russian in Scotland" interviews Anna, a Russian graduate based in Fife who made headlines by burning her Russian passport out the Consulate in Edinburgh. The feature explored why she felt the need to do that, what it feels like to be Russian now, and her thoughts on the future.
Editorial illustration for the July 2022 issue of Enlightened. The piece "A Russian in Scotland" interviews Anna, a Russian graduate based in Fife who made headlines by burning her Russian passport out the Consulate in Edinburgh. The feature explored why she felt the need to do that, what it feels like to be Russian now, and her thoughts on the future.
Editorial illustration for the July 2022 issue of Enlightened. The piece "A Russian in Scotland" interviews Anna, a Russian graduate based in Fife who made headlines by burning her Russian passport out the Consulate in Edinburgh. The feature explored why she felt the need to do that, what it feels like to be Russian now, and her thoughts on the future.
Editorial illustration for a published edited transcript of a podcast episode that brings together two strangers from the University of Edinburgh community, who start a conversation sparked by an object they have each brought. The piece covers themes of intersectionality, home, family and growth.
