ENVIRONMENTAL LEARNING ILLUSTRATED — ALSO CALLED “ILLUSTRATED CLIMATE” A EUROPEAN PROJECT THAT AIMS TO RAISE AWARENESS AND PROVIDE INFORMATION

ON PROTECTION THROUGH ART AND TRAINING

Artist‘s portrait

THE

ELI PROJECT

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission (project no 2017-1-UK01-KA204-036748). This

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of the information contained therein.

WE

HAVE A

WINNER!

Carys Boughton‘s submission

strongy reflects the project team‘s

vision of ELI and the world this

character lives in. In addition to this,

Carys showed personal interest and

engagement in the project.

The ELI project team is very happy

to announce the winner of the

project’s call for artists! It was hard

to pick just one among the many

submissions—thanks to all

participants!

CARYS BOUGHTON, UK PORTFOLIO

THE

ELI PROJECT

Artist‘s portrait

THE PROJECT PARTNERS

Carys studied History of Art at

King's College, Cambridge, and

after three years of looking at

other people's art work, decided

that what she would really like to

do is make her own. So as soon

as she graduated, she started

setting up a career as an

illustrator and hasn’t looked

back since.

Thus far, Carys' commissioned

work has consisted of editorial

illustrations, album cover

designs, and illustrations and

graphics for non-prof i ts .

Highlights include a set of

portraits of Guantánamo Bay

detainees for Reprieve's 2018

campaign for the closure of

Guantánamo, the cover design

for the David Ferris Septet's

THE ARTIST: CARYS BOUGHTON,UK

poetry-inspired jazz album, and

an illustration in celebration of

the 150th anniversary of Marie

Curie's birth for Bluesci, the

Cambridge University science

magazine.

Carys' personal projects are

ongoing explorations of her

i n t e r e s t s , p a r t i c u l a r l y

intersectional feminism, racial

equality and the deconstruction

of white privilege, sustainable

l i v i n g , m e n t a l h e a l t h ,

homelessness, and the role of

the arts in society.

To see more of Carys‘ artwork,

visit her webiste:

www.carysboughton.com

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission (project no 2017-1-UK01-KA204-036748). This

communication was made by the author alone, and the European Commission can not be held responsible for any use that may be made

of the information contained therein.

STAY TUNED! The total duration of the ELI project is 2 years, in which an online training course with illustrations and a graphic novel will be created as a project result.

Testing of the online training course will begin in early 2019 and will be conducted in all four partner countries. The graphic novel will be available in March 2019.

To be updated about the ELI project, take a look at the project website at www.illustrated-climate.eu and follow us on Facebook: @illustratedclimate

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