Harry Vincent (They/Them) [born 1996, Southend-on-Sea, UK] is a designer whose work resides at the convergence of gothic and contemporary visual culture.Entirely self-taught, they started as an apprentice graphic designer locally after leaving high school and later advanced their career in London before deciding to open their own design practice as a freelancer, to the present day. Their ever-evolving practice uses a mix of illustration, typography, bespoke mock-ups, and existing assets to produce work that spans the digital and physical medium, including self-initiated and collaborative physical works.Vincent’s work touches on the modern socio-isolation that can occur in these times. Citing the intentional divisional nature of existing systems; the struggle for creative navigation and; contempt for the archaic guidelines of life that currently exist. In the overlap (and sometimes gap) of existence as a modern human—whose life is indefinitely split into the digital and physical realms—pieces often attempt to bridge the two realms through subject or medium. Mock-ups become physical objects, and objects become mere digital ghosts of their former states.This dichotomy and contrast of visual language became later pillars in the work, with linework and a Hellish-Red prevailing throughout Vincent's work, akin to a visual moniker.