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Angharad
Scott Alley, Metro Tunnel Melbourne by Angharad Neal-Williams in Melbourne
Scott Alley, Metro Tunnel Melbourne
Stopping for lunch, walking with shopping bags, parking a bike and working from a café are scenes that are familiar to Scott Alley and the surrounding laneways. This playful, quirky illustration explores the idea of a bustling city and the people that fill the streets with movement and buzz. Imperfections in the line work bring the artwork to life, contributing to the juxtaposition of rush, wonder and contemplation and the ways in which we share public spaces, each taking up space in different ways. At times, the crowded city streets can feel overwhelming, reflected in the scale and lack of focal point in the artwork, creating a pattern of people, rhythm and flow.
Meet the Artist
Melbourne, AustraliaAngharad Neal-Williams is an illustrator and muralist. Her work captures moments of quiet optimism, wonder and joy. Based in Melbourne, Angharad enjoys working on projects across Australia and internationally.
Angharad’s work is defined by a distinctive black outline and muted tones in a considered colour palette. The scenes and objects she illustrates hum with life, achieved through playful line, colour and form. Drawing inspiration from everyday encounters and observations, Angharad’s illustrations celebrate small moments of wonder in the ordinary, joy in familiarity and play in daily life.
Angharad has worked for a range of clients including Chobani, Frankie Magazine, Compare the Market, WWF, Twinings, Birdlife Australia, MPavillion, Metro Trains and Yarra Trams
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