An animation exploring a student's fear of the unknown after graduating and a book that tells the story of loneliness while studying abroad is included in our latest school show by students at the University for the Creative Arts.
Projects also include is a book that teaches children how recycling can be rewarding, and another that examines the human destruction of coral reefs.

University for the Creative Arts
School: University for the Creative Arts

Courses: BA (Hons) Illustration and Animation and BA (Hons) Illustration
School statement:
"Storytelling and finding visually impactful ways of conveying messages are at the core of how we change perspectives. University for the Creative Arts (UCA) illustration courses focus on these visual narratives, whether creating characters for a children's book, producing a graphic novel or developing illustrations or animations for advertising or apps. "Exploring a wide range of styles and mediums, the class of '21 have created and developed their unique voices. These voices can be heard loud and clear in UCA's graduation showcase. You can explore a selection of the graduates' provoking and original work here."

Oliver Pratt
"Pratt's short film is an account of the time he spent in Intensive Care at St. Thomas' hospital with Covid-19. The virus triggered a reaction where his immune system started attacking itself, causing heart muscle damage ? an ailment known as Multi-system Inflammatory Syndrome.
"The fi...