Feminism and Mental Health: The Diary of Sravya Attaluri

“Today I choose to be happy.” These are very powerful words coming from artist and illustrator Sravya Attaluri. These are words we can all learn to live by a little more. Art is used for many things, but one of my favorites is when it is used to make you happy and to celebrate yourself. Well, I’m also all about it being used to fight the man and bring light to important issues. The beautiful thing about Sravya’s work is that she does all of the above! Born in India, raised in Korea and Hong Kong, Sravya uses her artistic and creative prowess to encourage feminist thought and debunk mental health stigmas. Please look here to read our exclusive interview with Sravya and see some of our favorites.

Mandy Lau - Is Drawing The Future

Diversity is spreading like wild fires in the fashion world, but has it been seen in fashion illustrations? Learn more here, by reading our exclusive interview with fashion illustrator Mandy Lau, as she helps to make the fashion world more colorful!

Art, Reviewed, zIssue 11Jejeune MagazineJune 24, 2019art, fashion, LGBTQ+, #illustrator, diversityComment

The Liberal Jane

To be liberal in this world means a lot of things, but the most important thing it can mean it is to stand up for what you believe in and to help others whenever you can. This is exactly why Liberal Jane is the perfect liberal, she is a kick butt illustrator with a lot to say, who gives back! Learn more here!

Reviewed, Art, zIssue 9Jejeune MagazineApril 25, 2019women's rights, Art, artist, pro-choice, #illustrator, colorful, empowering women, political, political art, #politicsComment

Vegan Comics by Jerry Drave

Check out Vegan Comics, and their style of communicating “Save The Planet & Animals.”

Art, Reviewed, zIssue 2Jejeune MagazineAugust 23, 2018#vegan, #animalrights, #savetheplanet, #funny, #comics, #illustrator