Wired (UK): The Future of Food

The Future of Food
Editorial Illustrations for Wired Magazine (UK) 
Full-page, quarter-page and spot Illustrations for a series of articles about “The Future of Food” by Wired Magazine. The articles cover several startups around the globe creating and championing food tech as a sustainable means of future food production.
Art Direction: Andrew Diprose
Articles: Nicole Kobie, Rachael Pells, Will Bedingfield and William Ralston
These articles appeared in the March/April 2021 issue of Wired Magazine (UK)

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