Great discussion!

Wallis Eates, graphic novelist, discusses her work around dementia and brain injury. 'Like an Orange' is being developed with publishers Unbound. Wallis:'In 2016, I was a very lucky artist. I got to spend six weeks with the East London branch of Headway, a charity that helps brain injury survivors to rehabilitate. The East London branch do this by providing an art studio called ‘Submit to Love’ where those who have sustained a brain injury can develop an art practice.

‘Like an Orange’ is about the people I met at the studio.' Wallis Eates a co-ordinator for the popular educational comic group, Laydeez Do Comics.

The News Agents

2.30pm-3.30pm​

Sat 29 June

Experiments in news and arts with Jude Cowan Montague. ​

This week:​
Wallis Eates, graphic novelist, discusses her work around dementia and brain injury. 'Like an Orange' is being developed with publishers Unbound. Wallis:'In 2016, I was a very lucky artist. I got to spend six weeks with the East London branch of Headway, a charity that helps brain injury survivors to rehabilitate. The East London branch do this by providing an art studio called ‘Submit to Love’ where those who have sustained a brain injury can develop an art practice.

‘Like an Orange’ is about the people I met at the studio.' Wallis Eates a co-ordinator for the popular educational comic group, Laydeez Do Comics.