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Sophie Kamlish

Illustrator, animator and Paralympic athlete

Sophie is a British illustrator, animator and Paralympic athlete based in England and Canada, her work often revolves around disability and sport. She also enjoys ceramics, drawing on napkins at restaurants, choosing nice patterns for her prosthetic leg, and consuming thousands of hours of

podcasts, audiobooks, and TV shows.

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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.

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A digitally created self-portrait illustration of the artist Sophie Kamlish, using block colours and solid lines. Sophie, a white woman with a brown bob and glasses, wears a long-sleeved orange top, teal trousers and pale blue and yellow striped socks. Her right foot is missing, and she uses her knee to balance a light blue drawing book and yellow pencil. She is smiling and looking down at the drawing book. The background is black, which contrasts against all the colourful objects, animals, patterns and symbols filling it up.

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Seo Hye's self-portrait illustration depicts her head and shoulders with her upper body painted in a watercolour texture in black ink, creating a stark contrast against the white background. The illustration is drawn by hand with textured pencil and watercolour painting. Seo Hye's hair falls just above her shoulder, and she has a distinctive dot on her right eye next to her eyebrow. Her facial expression is contemplative, with her lips closed; she is looking straight ahead at the viewer. 

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