Genevieve Edwards is a southeast London-based illustrator and creative who loves talking about herself in the third person.

Self-taught, her style is characterised by hand-drawn linework, humour and humanity. Influences include 90s cartoons, Japanese comics and other forms of ‘low art’. Her work spans editorial, theatre, advertising and children’s books.

She’s lent her drawing skills to the likes of Singleton, Scamp Magazine, and the United Nations, and has been exhibited in London and Tokyo, as well as being published in Creative Review, The Drum and Shots.