COLLABORATIONS

Interested in your own collaboration with us?

Look no further. This page has all the information you need about starting your own collaboration with us!

Read all about our past collaborations and any questions you may have concerning collaborations before reaching out.

FAQs

Where have you seen us before?

You may know us from our past collaborations with Manchester Drag legend Cheddar Gorgeous, Kent Artist Katherine White or esteemed atelier Konstanty Mvrzynski. You may also recognise us from our markets at Kent Prides over the last few years. We have also had our work feature in Cene Magazine and Hanging Poco Loco Mexican Bar and Restaurant in Chatham

What we have to offer

All collaborations are an equal opportunity for both ourselves and you. We gain and learn from each other and help one another grow our audiences. A chance to get your artwork seen by a larger and new audience

What you gain from working with us?

Working with us you will gain 2 new friends and hopefully a following of your own. A stepping stone into your own career and audience with inside knowledge of how to navigate self employment.

Why would you want to work with us?

We are fun, different, unique sense of style. Nothing is off limits and we offer a variety of different artistic styles. We are accepting of all and everyone is welcome no matter their gender, race, sex and identity.

Will I get paid or make any money?

Long story short. We front the costs to create the products and we take care of shipping and marketing and in return we get 50/50 of the return profit once we make back the manufactures cost. We would apricate you posting and sharing the collab but it will only be sold from our website.

What can we collaborate/make together?

We can create anything from Prints to Stickers. Visual art, digital art. Anything goes.

We make your ideas a reality.

Is it free to collaborate with you?

YES.

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PREVIOUS COLLABORATIONS

Katherine White
August 2024

LIFE = DEATH

This collaboration was created from a love of fine art, dance and alternative culture. It explores the ideas of control and letting go through the themes of life and death. We've all carved a way of expressing ourselves, in the most authentic way we can.

Our pieces alone are individually significant and coincide perfectly with each other. They are also inspired by a mutual understanding of self expression and acceptance of emotions represented in the form of evolution. The heart for beating life and the skull for the stillness of death. The heart is wrapped in ribbon. It protects it and keeps it safe by trying to control what happens to it whereas the skull is cracked and standing alone. This is representing the feeling of finally letting go and giving back to nature. Everybody is a little broken but it will all be OK.

Death doesn't have to be the end.

Life is for living and death is the inevitable!

You can't have one without the other.

Live your truth and be authentically yourself always