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Laura Socas

Artist and illustrator

Spain

Laura (also known as Lulabox) is an artist and illustrator bom in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, currently working and living in Manchester at Paradise Works studios. Her work examines representations of femininity through childhood in media and fiction. Her ultimate goal is to create a soft, candid world accessible through childhood nostalgia, where one can be vulnerable enough to explore identity,

power and desire.

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A black and white self-portrait illustration of Büşra's face and neck with medium lenght, dark grey, and slightly wavy hair. There is a subtle pinkness on her cheeks, and her lips are pale red. She is smiling and looking towards the right. Her pupils are black. The portrait is created with simple lines and a watercolour brush effect. A thick white brush contour separates the portrait drawing from the background. The background has a lavender hue with a touch of blue.

Büşra Çakmak

An self-portrait illustration of Jhinuk, as a female figure from torso upwards wearing a long-sleeved top, drawing in inky line with white ink on a blue ink-washed background. The female is carrying a brain in her right arm (in the arm facing us on the left), and she is looking downwards toward the floor. Behind her head are some hand-drawn words: 'How do I hold my head up in public now?'.

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A digital collage self-portrait of the artist Sabrina Tirvengadum  illustrated in neon green, blue, and pink tones with Photoshop tool icons, on a purple-patterned background. The use of neon colours and details such as the green face and pink hair give the impression of an artificial portrait. Sabrina, a woman with long wavy hair, has her arms crossed behind her neck and looks with a neutral expression.  She is wearing a long-sleeved top with an intricate pattern in which details such as flowers, leaves and the sun are recognisable.

Sabrina Tirvengadum

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