Sarah Millin is an artist, illustrator and educator. Colour, play, pattern-making, texture and shape continue to inspire my creative practice. I re-use household and industrial items that would normally have been thrown away for collage, printing and experimental image making. During lockdown, I found myself drawn to the often overlooked design elements found in supermarkets. The colours, textures, graphics and typography have become a real source of inspiration, particularly for my latest food collection. Please peruse my new website at www.sarahmillin.com I am available for commissions. I have collaborated with the following (selected) clients on art, design and education projects:Museum of Brands, Liberty’s of London, Interface Carpets, Laura Ashley Foundation, Museum of Royal Worcester, Museum of Cider, Canal and River Trust, Reimagine Redditch, Gymshark, M&S Archives, Sense, National Trust, Galleries, Education and Museums (GEM), Hay Festival, BBC, Forestry Commission, Birmingham Conservation Trust, UPPERCASE magazine, The Coffin Works, Birmingham University, Barber Institute, University of Worcester, Birmingham Climate Change Festival, Eco Schools National Conference, New Brewery Arts, AgeUK, Birmingham Children’s Hospital, Warwickshire Museums, Leamington Spa Art Gallery, Museum on the Move, Museum Resource Learning Centre in Hereford, Museum of the Jewellery Quarter, Oxfam, Voluntary Services Overseas, Gloucestershire Resource Centre, The Elgar Birthplace Museum, Severn Rivers Trust, Chernobyl Children’s Lifeline, St Paul's Cathedral, The Coffin Works,The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust & Ruskin Mill Trust, Severn Arts, Worcester BID, Worcester City Council, Tudor House Museum, Worcester Art Gallery and Museum.