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• Looking for great illustration and mural projects to participate in as I have just started my freelance journey!
• Hey illustrators, how do you approach potential clients? I am so bad at networking, wondering if any introvert managed in this horrible task

Projects

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  NumbersNumbers for #36daysoftype challenge
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  AlphabetIllustrated alphabet for #36daysoftype challenge
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  Our green cornerProject in collaboration with another mural artist @wilted.woman in the graffiti tunnel in Leake street, London (now covered) Solo pictures of the plants I did can be found at the end of the photo gallery
• Why not?You ask why, I ask why not, why not do that? You see a drawing of a burger, you aknowledge it, you say “ok cool drawing of a burger” and you go on with your life. You see a drawing of a burger of an eye and you spend at least 5 seconds wondering why the heck there is an eye on a burger. That’s what I want you to do, when you see my drawings. I want you to wonder why. To start thinking, to make your brain start working to come out with a possible reason, even for a moment. Because wondering why i
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  The AndréIllustrations for an ebook dedicated to one of Genoa's most famous songwriters: Fabrizio De André
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  Poisonus MushroomsCountdown to Halloween in a fungi theme for my instagram page, 2020

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Work history

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Creative ArtworkerTapestry MM Ltd
Feb 2020London, United KingdomFull Time
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Illustrator, Graphic designerRobin MoonEye
Mar 2015London, United KingdomFreelance

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Skills

• Illustration

Education

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MAAcademy of fine Arts in Urbino
Sep 2017 - Jun 2019Urbino, Italy
Illustration and graphic design for publishing
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BABrera Academy of Fine Arts
Sep 2014 - Jun 2017Milan, Italy
Graphic design and printmaking

Awards

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Grow Wild Young Creatives Grant winnerGrow Wild
Grant given to the best projects on how to make British population interested in the local flora and fungi. My project consisted in a street art treasure hunt around East London, with botanical illustrations as the pieces to find, with a book showing pictures of the graffitis as the exhibition piece