Eloise Humphrey

As an illustrator, I am motivated to create work that comments on current issues and affairs. I am particularly passionate about environmental issues, and my work often reflects this, whether it be singular editorial images illustrating the latest issues or longer narrative pieces. My work is often narrative-based, and I enjoy creating silent narratives and exploring how I can use individual images to illustrate entire stories.

My work is created with both analogue and digital processes. This combination allows me to create work with the softer textures of pencil and print whilst producing work quickly. I am very much inspired

by the screen printing process, and this means my work often has a ‘printerly’ quality, a limited colour palette and bold, simple shapes. Pattern also inspires me, and I employ repeated shapes to create depth and texture in my work.

Empty words

"You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words." This image is part of a silent narrative illustrating Greta Thunberg's speech to World Leaders at the U.N. Climate Action Summit in September 2019.

‘Climate Crisis: Massive hole opens up under Antarctic glacier which could lead to catastrophic sea level rises’

A mock up editorial for 'Independent'

‘Getting girls active is key to Women’s sport future, says players and coaches ’

A mock up editorial for 'The Guardian'

The Outside

My submission to Creatives against COVID-19. A global campaign around the theme ‘Soon’ to support those that are vulnerable during Covid-19. All proceeds from each poster go towards ISPCC Childline and Women’s Aid.

Mythos

A mock up book jacket for Stephen Fry's 'Mythos'

'Together we Thrive.'

An image from my submission to D&AD New Blood Awards 2020 for the HSBC brief. An illustrated campaign for jet bridges in airports across the world.