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Sky Nash creates quirky and often political illustrations that highlight modern culture

Sky Nash – named 'Sky' after Luke Skywalker, apparently – is a London based illustrator who loves to observe the world around her and recreate the things she experiences through her bold and colourful artworks.

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A cola bottle with a brown label reading "I AM ZERO CALORIES" casts a grey silhouette against a cream background, in an illustration by Sky Nash

Describing her style as "a little odd and somewhat political", she is making quite a name for herself in the creative world, and even illustrates a column called The Keen Eye – fuelled by her irritations, thoughts and observations on current affairs. Definitely one to follow. Naturally, Sky is available for commissions and collaborations. You can find her details at www.skynash.co.uk.

Illustration of a person wearing a yellow polo shirt with a green collar, displaying a name badge reading "Dr Joe Ma PhD Customer Service Assistant" and a badge saying "Here to Help
Hand holding a smartphone displaying a weekly schedule where every day is labelled "weather", illustrated by Sky Nash
Red toy box with blue lid and yellow compartments inside, labelled "MY FIRST TOYBOX" with a white smartphone in the centre compartment
Illustration of a hanging light bulb with a pound sign inside it against a cream background
Pink t-shirt illustration with text reading "I LOOK BETTER IN PIXELS" by Sky Nash against a pale green background
Sky Nash illustration of a rental app screen labelled Wronga, showing humorous sliders for cost and duration with a calculation reading £1 + £7.45 = £8.45 taking jokes tears
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