Moji Art

I’m an illustrator and visual storyteller who thrives on creativity, connection, and chaos. My work is often inspired by my love for R&B, hip-hop, and pop culture, as well as my fascination with how storytelling shapes our experiences. Whether it’s through bold, experimental visuals or heartfelt narratives, I aim to create work that feels playful, impactful, and relatable. One of my biggest passions is crafting projects that support and uplift others. My charity initiative, The Loved One’s Project, focuses on using art and creativity to help individuals process grief and remember their loved ones. I’ve created interactive children’s books that spark conversations about loss and designed community-focused artwork, like my installations for the Wembley Park ‘Winter Wander’ art trail, blending public art with meaningful storytelling. I also have a deep love for children’s books and the way they encourage imagination and empathy. My approach to illustration is often playful and experimental, using a range of materials to enhance the narrative and create work that connects with audiences on multiple levels. I enjoy exploring everything from reportage illustration - to projects inspired by music and cultural moments. At the heart of everything I create is a desire to tell stories that matter – personal, societal, or just fun. I believe art has the power to open conversations and build connections, and I’m also eager to push boundaries, take risks, and try something new.