Studying politics isn’t the first thing that pops into your mind when you think of any designer or illustrator. However new People of Print Member Kinda Savarino is a new kind of breed, with her passions about politics informing the majority of her work.
The examples that we’ve highlighted in this post reflect this idea, with image 2 being a part of a series which Savarino created for International Women’s Day and something she made when she was fed up with Brexit (image 3). When she’s not channelling her thoughts and political opinions into her work, Savarino experiments with developing her own style. Print being her format, illustration, her tool.
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Image 3
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