A collage of gelli printed paint textures create an image of woman in space playing a rocket like a saxophone
The End: The large lady in space plays her weapon! This was gelli printed and collaged together by hand.
A blue tetrapack print of a swirling sky producing an orange printed character in a stripy jumper.
Remember to Play: Tetrapack print final panel of a comic. This was created by carving into the back of apple juice cartons and tells the story of my walks at night time.
A risograph printed business card with The Three Pointed Star text on
The Three Pointed Star: Risograph business card
A large ducks face fills the image with large text saying "WHAT!"
The Duck Who Wanted to be EVIL!
A four paneled digitally drawn comic. A dark haired man is lighting a cigarette as he walks past multi-coloured tents.
The End: Malcolm is the main character from my graphic novel, this is an excerpt from chapter 1 where he goes to find the toilets at a music festival. He walks past many tents!
A zoomed in felt applique image of a woman with flowing orange hair riding on a unicorn. She wields a needle as if it is a sword.
Craft: A felt applique tapestry based on crafting, community and resistance.
A digital collage of different paint textures, a figure in the shape of a star holds a hand out to the other stars.
The Future: This is part of a two part comic and was created using scanned paint textures digitally collaged together.
A risograph printed postcard with a purple penguin knitting an orange scarf.
The Three Pointed Star: These are a small selection of the risograph printed postcards made as part of our collective!
A collage of gelli printed paint textures create an image of a sleeping woman in space.
The End: The large lady in space sleeps. This is from the Prologue of my graphic novel!
Three people stand smiling behind an artist fair stall
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The Three Pointed Star is an illustration collective of three that makes risograph prints based on the stories and characters of our fictional island of "Knatta". We hope to embody that of play beyond childhood and evoke a joyful response from others. We draw inspiration from medieval styles and fashions but bring it to the modern world with the bright risograph colours and our illustrative styles. We work collaboratively together, producing a publication and various prints to sell at artist fairs! Please see my collaborators Louisa Taylor and Emily Lucas linked here! 

illustration of people waiting for the bus
Waiting for the 47: An illustration of a busy bus stop.

Emily Lucas

School of Design Illustration - BA (Hons)
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