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100 Days Of Editorial was the topic that I chose as part of the 100 Days Project Scotland, which starts every year on 1st of June. The project was initiated by Scotland-based lecturer and artist Isla Munro on Instagram and it encourages artists and creatives to engage in a creative activity every day for 100 days. I have completed the project 3 years in a row, and this one is from 2022. The illustrations have not been commissioned with the linked articles,
it was purely a self-initiated work. It served as an exercise in working on images that can be used as editorial pieces, with a fast turn-around timeframe. All images were created in less than two hours each.
From top to bottom, left to right, the images are numbered according to the creative day they were created on and correspond to the following articles from The Guardian and The New York Times:
1/100 ‘Putin’s bombs were supposed to break us in Ukraine. They are doing the opposite’ (27.5.2022 The Guardian)
6/100 ‘Yotam Ottolenghi’s recipes for the perfect picnic’ (28.5.2022 The Guardian)
7/100 ‘Beekeepers and communists: how environmentalists started a global conversation’ (28.5.2022 The Guardian)
13/100 ‘Stop Pretending All Books Are Written in English’ (29.5.2022 The New York Times)
14/100 ‘You be the judge: should my boyfriend put his phone on silent?’
(10.6.2022 The Guardian)
18/100 ‘Animal magic: why intelligenceisn’t just for humans’ (11.6.2022 The Guardian)
19/100 ‘Britain is already in the grip of a deep malaise - what happens when zero growth bites?’ (12.6.2022 The Guardian)
39/100 ‘Why does the UK still have such a shameful attitude to pverty and benefits?’ (26.6.2022 The Guardian)
45/100 ‘Feeling the urge to take back control from power-mad governments?
Here’s an idea’ (13.7.2022 The Guardian)
46/100 ‘Universal credit makes you jump through so many hoops, you just want to give up (13.6.2022 The Guardian)
54/100 ‘Berlin’s car ban campaign: ‘It’s about how we want to live, breathe and play’ ‘ (6.10.2021 The Guardian)
56/100 ‘Berating climate sceptics isn’t enough - disruptive protest now seems the only way forward’ (24.7.2022 The Guardian)
57/100 ‘These soaring temperatures have given Britain a taste of the dystopia to come’
(23.7.2022 The Guardian)
58/100 ‘I’ve learned to say no and not care what other people tthink: why did it take so long?’ (21.7.2022 The Guarrdian)
83/100 ‘Too hot to chirp: French heatwave silences cicadas of Provence’
(17.8.2022 The Guardian)
98/100 ‘ ‘It’s too hot’: Los Angeles melts under its worst heatwave of the year’
(3.9.2022 The Guardian)
From top to bottom, left to right, the images are numbered according to the creative day they were created on and correspond to the following articles from The Guardian and The New York Times:
1/100 ‘Putin’s bombs were supposed to break us in Ukraine. They are doing the opposite’ (27.5.2022 The Guardian)
6/100 ‘Yotam Ottolenghi’s recipes for the perfect picnic’ (28.5.2022 The Guardian)
7/100 ‘Beekeepers and communists: how environmentalists started a global conversation’ (28.5.2022 The Guardian)
13/100 ‘Stop Pretending All Books Are Written in English’ (29.5.2022 The New York Times)
14/100 ‘You be the judge: should my boyfriend put his phone on silent?’
(10.6.2022 The Guardian)
18/100 ‘Animal magic: why intelligenceisn’t just for humans’ (11.6.2022 The Guardian)
19/100 ‘Britain is already in the grip of a deep malaise - what happens when zero growth bites?’ (12.6.2022 The Guardian)
39/100 ‘Why does the UK still have such a shameful attitude to pverty and benefits?’ (26.6.2022 The Guardian)
45/100 ‘Feeling the urge to take back control from power-mad governments?
Here’s an idea’ (13.7.2022 The Guardian)
46/100 ‘Universal credit makes you jump through so many hoops, you just want to give up (13.6.2022 The Guardian)
54/100 ‘Berlin’s car ban campaign: ‘It’s about how we want to live, breathe and play’ ‘ (6.10.2021 The Guardian)
56/100 ‘Berating climate sceptics isn’t enough - disruptive protest now seems the only way forward’ (24.7.2022 The Guardian)
57/100 ‘These soaring temperatures have given Britain a taste of the dystopia to come’
(23.7.2022 The Guardian)
58/100 ‘I’ve learned to say no and not care what other people tthink: why did it take so long?’ (21.7.2022 The Guarrdian)
83/100 ‘Too hot to chirp: French heatwave silences cicadas of Provence’
(17.8.2022 The Guardian)
98/100 ‘ ‘It’s too hot’: Los Angeles melts under its worst heatwave of the year’
(3.9.2022 The Guardian)
