JMWL is an illustrator and graphic artist based in London.
His work is informed by a background in graphic design, with over eight years experience working for some of the top creative design studios in the UK.
JMWL’s style uses bold, clean, colourful geometric shapes, often offset by flowing and expressive linework. He enjoys injecting as much emotion, narrative and humour into the simplest forms possible.
Site by Kaleido Grafik
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joe@jmwl.studio
+44 (0)7837 497 632
Studio 7 Artichoke Mews
Artichoke Place
London SE5 8TS
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A series of illustrations exploring our perception of emotion. We tend to attribute human characteristics and feelings to animals, which are usually completely wrong. A monkey that looks like it’s smiling is actually displaying aggression, and greyhounds aren’t always overcome with sorrow, despite looking like they are.
This project looks to explore the full spectrum of human emotion (taken from a psychological theory called Plutchik’s Wheel of Emotions), displayed by a range of animals.
