“I chose to study this course because it not only focuses on sequential storytelling but also embraces diversity in various media, such as picture books for children, graphic novels, and animation, which are the fields I wish to develop.”

“I chose to study this course because it not only focuses on sequential storytelling but also embraces diversity in various media, such as picture books for children, graphic novels, and animation, which are the fields I wish to develop.”
“I have acquired a deeper understanding of conducting a practice-based study through constantly moving between theory, practice and self-reflection.” Read More
My aim is to encourage a shift in perspective, revealing plants as the dynamic characters that they are. Read More
This project captures moments of everyday life to chronicle the many societal changes taking place in last three decades in China. Read More
I am always intrigued by the concepts of infinity and circulation. Planets move in orbits. Life goes around. Water vapours and drops. The tide comes back and forth. There are infinite possibilities with each small change. Read More
The body of work I made during my MA explores the way we arrange our objects within a space. Read More
Claire Colnot and Amish Shah have curated a retrospective exhibition for illustrator, graphic designer and former lecturer Professor George Hardie – whose work includes renowned cover artwork for Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. Read More
The MA Shows bring together the diverse and emerging work of artists from five courses.
Rupert Murrell’s moving film Island of Grief won an award at this week’s Charity Film Awards. Read More
World Book Day illustrator and University of Brighton MA graduate Sophy Henn has signed a three-book contract with the publisher. Read More