Matthew Sequel Lewis

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Projects

Nearly White Girl Girling on Behalf of Sonic Momentum

Lichen Drawings

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Buckinghamshire County Museum
Medical illustrations
Chocolate cubes
Smog at ArtVerona 2022
Our Time on Earth
Effra Creek! Effra Wash! Effra Splash!
The Haptic Way
Underground Urbanism
Local holidays
Anna Felicie


It’s Freezing in LA! magazine

It’s Freezing in LA! website
Special Edition: Visible Signs that Something Isn’t Right
#9: Health
#8: Borders
#7: Regeneration
#6: Greenwashing
#5: New Approaches
#4: Humans & Ecology
#3: Protest
#2: Time for a Change
#1: Pilot


Selected press

AIGA Eye on Design
The Daily Heller
The Guardian
Mag Culture (on IFLA! 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Creative Lives in Progress
It’s Nice That


Awards

D&AD (Shortlisted)
D&AD (Wood)
D&AD New Blood (Wood)

Stack Magazine (Shortlisted)

Stack Magazine (Shortlisted)

Stack Magazine (Shortlisted)


Talks, workshops, and live briefs

Camberwell University
Canterbury University
Central Saint Martins
D&AD
Leeds University

Lighthouse Brighton

Norwich University
Kingston University

Winchester University



Matthew Sequel Lewis © 2024
All images on this site are creations by Matthew Sequel Lewis, unless otherwise specified.


It’s Freezing in LA! #8: Borders


The eighth issue It’s Freezing in LA! explores the concept of borders in the climate movement. Writers in this issue look at a range of subject matter: Physical boundaries around spaces and resources, people displaced by extreme weather, and companies and states exerting their influence across legal perimeters. The issue’s hope is to establish new boundaries to further the goal of climate justice and regeneration.

The graphic theme shows the act of mapping the sea floor, called bathymetry. Understanding the sea floor is essential for building off shore infrastructure, laying pipelines, and digging for minerals, oil and gas. Pink and grey graphics map the boundaries between high and low quality data of the Earth’s seabed. The criss-crossing shapes seen in pink sections relate to pipelines that bring fossil fuels ashore.





Cover - It’s Freezing in LA! #8: Borders'Mapping the Sea Floor' graphic spread - It’s Freezing in LA! #8: BordersEditorial design with article by Anna Souter - It’s Freezing in LA! #8: BordersGraphic novel by Ciara Quilty-Harper - It’s Freezing in LA! #8: Borders


Creative direction: Matthew Lewis, and Nina Carter
Graphic design: Matthew Lewis
Art editor: Nina Carter
Design assistant: Stephanie Glover

Art assistants: Laura Coutinho, Rosie Schofield and Laina Deene

Editor: Martha Dillon
Deputy editor: Jackson Howarth
Research and data: Harry Lloyd and Leila Sackur



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