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Jhinuk Sarkar

Illustrator, educator and creative access consultant

Jhinuk is a neurodivergent illustrator, educator and creative access consultant based in London. She works in inks, printmaking, and collages with a particular interest in sensory influences on storytelling. Jhinuk is into music, cheese, cycling and believes Illustration is a tool for social justice. She also co-produces Square Hole, a podcast exploring the relationship between creativity and neurodiversity.

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Jhinuk Sarkar

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