FRONT COVER
@aah_mag
Couple of hidden nuggets or gems (whichever you find more valuable)
The posters on the wall are John Walsh’s 808state album covers as The REAL issue is dedicated to him, we wanted to have a little bit of him on the cover.
The cover idea was from the hidden homelessness piece within the issue where writer Tilly Snaith explores the idea of sofa surfing being a form of homelessness. I like the idea of giving the ‘character’ a resolution, where she finally got her home. And there’s nothing more real than your first meal in your new house after the stress of moving. Home is where we feel safest. It’s where our personality shines. It’s where we can speak freely. It’s where we have the most choice.
Keeping with the positivity lense that aAh! Mag pushes, it felt right to push for a bright version of someone’s future.
@officialrickastley being the first artist to return as a headliner at @thecooplive
17/04/26
Shot for @aah_mag
Please do not use without proper credit <3
#rickastley #rickroll #gigphotography #concert #gig
“There’s something about John Walsh" for @aah_mag latest print release, ‘The REAL Issue’
@adomas_works _ and I had the honour of covering a sentimental piece celebrating the life and achievements of our late graphics tutor, John Walsh aka @graphicological who sadly passed away last year.
Words by me and @aah_mag
Design by me and @adomas_works
Available onsite at @manmetuni and online at /magazine/
FRONT COVER ARTIST BABYYYY!!!
What a brilliant project to be a part of!
@aah_mag - The REAL Issue - available NOW on campus! @manmetuni@mmuillustration.masters
Also available online - /aah-the-real-issue/
Well done to the entire team for finally getting this over the line 🩷🩷🩷
I had the amazing opportunity of illustrating the front cover and a couple of the spreads in this issue, and even helped writing one of the articles!
🎉🎉🎉🎉 super exciting day 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Onwards and upwards dears x
Ps… more posts coming soon 🥳
Lights Up premiere last night and I feel so inspired at what an incredible cycling community we have! Just under 100 people came together to watch Lights Up and Breakaway Femmes, a powerful celebration of women on bikes, pushing boundaries, and cycling for change.
Lights Up was beautifully captured & filmed by the incredible Luke Shepherd.
From the pioneers who lined up for that one- off women's Tour de France in 1955 and the Women's Tour-style races of the 1980s, riding the same cobbles and mountains while facing discrimination and inequality, to the riders lighting up Greater Manchester's streets today, the story is the same, we keep pedalling forward.
