We caught up with Birmingham-based illustrator Megan Reddi to find out more about her passions for print, pens and her adorable pooches.   How would you describe your work to someone who hasn’t seen it before?
 Probably quirky and colourful, with lots of texture. I try to avoid depicting things exactly as they should be – I like my work to be a bit playful!   What feelings, subjects or concepts inspire you as an artist?
 I’m really inspired by printed textures. I work a lot with screen printing and I love going through my old mis-printed items and squirrelling them away to cut up and use within my illustrations! Other than that, I’m inspired by those weird little thoughts and ideas that pop into your head during the day when you’re not really thinking about anything in particular.     How does your creative process work?
 I still feel a bit ‘new’ when it comes to illustration, so my process is constantly developing at the moment! Right now, I’m trying to find a comfortable balance between working traditionally and digitally. I usually start with my brush pen and my sketchbook where I’ll work really loosely to flesh out some basic […]