#26 Art & Comics

Cover Art – Mōillo

This cover is illustrated on brown cardboard and features vivid illustrations of figures entwined and dancing. In the forefront of the image, several people congregate and embrace while spinning turntables. Fireworks and glasses of champagne are visible in the background. The people have golden brown skin and wear clothing and accessories in bright blues, reds and purples. Each figure seems to twist and turn into the next, the long lines of their limbs and hair creating illusions across the image.

An illustration ‘My Tummy Hurts’ for The Suburban Review. By Meng-Tsung Lee.

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a fling

Page 7 features an illustration of a figure lying on the floor in a semi-fetal position hugging some pillows under their head. They are wearing a jacket and jeans. Lying beside them are an empty beer can, an empty liquor bottle and an empty bag of chips. Text in quotation marks along the bottom of the image reads ‘“Life isn’t a Disney film”’.

A series of illustrations ‘a fling’ for The Suburban Review. By Molly Mckew.

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My Tummy Hurts

A creased white piece of paper is piled with colourful pill wrappers, foil blister packs, and a torn sheet of rainbow smiley face stickers. At the top of the page are words handwritten in pencil, saying “The only things I am taking tonight is Quick Eze and De-Gas”. At the bottom of the page is written “My tummy hurts” followed by a sad face.

An illustration ‘My Tummy Hurts’ for The Suburban Review. By Meng-Tsung Lee.

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