Artist Laura Nevill is Westfield London and Westfield Stratford City’s Curator-in-Residence bringing a showcase of emerging artistic talents to visitors this summer.

UK Westfield centres are backing a campaign by artist Laura Nevill entitled #LetsDoLondonBetter, which aims to promote local artists, generate country-wide support for creative communities and support the arts industry. Throughout the summer, visitors to Westfield London and Westfield Stratford City will be able to view a host of artworks from over 30 emerging artists in an exhibition that mixes digital and physical works.

To support artistic communities, Westfield and Ocean Outdoor have donated a value-in-kind media and space package which would normally be leased at £1 million. The package includes around 30 key large format digital advertising sites and London’s biggest full-motion retail screen, physical stores and physical exhibition spaces, as well as support across its social channels.

The campaign kicks off with 34 artists selected by Laura to exhibit at Westfield London and Westfield Stratford City.

Illustrations created to accompany “A day in the life of an intern” article published by The Arena. Click here to read the full article.

Album artwork & animated Spotify canvasses created for DIY Punk band Fresh’s 2022 album “Raise Hell”.

Flyer, Poster, Event Banner & Pump Badges designed for The Romford Bid “Celebrate The Street” event held to celebrate 775 years of Romford Market.

I was so honoured to work with @stratford_circus on creating a positive outcome of a sad situation due to the organisation sadly losing their NPO grant this year.

The Wind Down Zine was commissioned as a part of their Ending Well, to celebrate the impact of Stratford circus over the years. The zine, designed and illustrated by myself, features writings and artistic submissions from local emerging artists.

Since 2011 Stratford Arts Trust has annually delivered over 300 accessible and affordable creative performances and educational activities to 135,000 people. Stratford Arts Trust has offered a wide variety of productions and classes including theatre, dance, music, arts, creative writing, and circus performances catering for everyone.

Stratford Circus lives on through its legacy programmes including Blue Sky Actors, Eastside Educational Trust, and NewYVC Choir.

Illustration of Harry Styles used in a speculative billboard design to promote his 2022 Love On Tour world tour.

Mini comic inspired by “The 1” from the album Folklore.

An animated illustration based on the popular aperitif cocktail Aperol Spritz, in the setting of a summer campaign titled “Love at First Spritz”.

A speculative piece creating three new flavours of Ales and accompanying packaging designs for Camden Town Brewery, in an animated setting for use in social media advertising.

Series of posters designed for the Creative High Streets event ran by Havering Changing to bring together the local community & create opportunities for people to explore their creativity and community together.

A reimagination of a poster for Alfred Hitchcock’s movie “Psycho”, focussed on the house behind the infamous bates motel.

A still life illustration inspired by vintage American diners.

Illustration of Emma Raducanu during one of her matches at Wimbledon 2021.

“Back to Reality” is an Illustration created for the Northern Illustration awards, centred on the theme “Modern Rennaisance”. This piece encapsulates the modern-day challenges of coming out of lockdown during the Covid-19 pandemic, and the emotions that come with it.

A reimagined packaging design case study of existing flavours for indie drinks brand Olipop.

A poster design created for the 2021 Montreux Jazz Festival open call, inspired by the theme “Restart”.