initial sketches



Rowan Dunn, marker on paper, 2025
Rowan Dunn, coloured pencil on paper, 2025
Rowan Dunn, graphite on paper, 2025
Rowan Dunn, marker on paper, 2025
Rowan Dunn, mixed media on paper, 2025
Rowan Dunn, mixed media on paper, 2025
Rowan Dunn, watercolour on paper, 2025, pottery animal
Rowan Dunn, marker on paper, 2025
Rowan Dunn, marker on paper, 2025
Rowan Dunn, marker on paper, 2025
Rowan Dunn, mixed media on paper, 2025
Rowan Dunn, coloured pencil on paper, 2025

My practice explores queerness, disability, and otherness through storytelling and visual world-building, using mythological creatures and cryptids as metaphors for marginalised identities. Building on my previous #rabiespride project, which embraced the monstrous as a site of pride and resistance, this year’s work examines how monsters reflect societal fears around transformation and non-normative identity. I see my own experience mirrored in these vilified figures, whose perceived danger or tragedy often echoes how difference is policed and pathologised.


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