Mollie RayDragon Study #1 View Folio
Mollie RayDragon Study #2 View Folio
Mollie RayDragon Study #3 View Folio
Mollie RayDragon Study #4 View Folio
Mollie RayThe King in the Forest View Folio
Mollie RayMeg’s Mermaid View Folio
Mollie RayTwo Stones (1/4)Comic short in 4 pages, black coloured pencil on cartridge paper. View Folio
Mollie RayTwo Stones (2/4)Comic short in 4 pages, black coloured pencil on cartridge paper. View Folio
Mollie RayTwo Stones (3/4)Comic short in 4 pages, black coloured pencil on cartridge paper. View Folio
Mollie RayTwo Stones (4/4)Comic short in 4 pages, black coloured pencil on cartridge paper. View Folio
Mollie RayGiant'Giant' is a silent graphic novel about cancer, soon to be published by Faber & Faber. The main character wakes up one day to find they've physically grown to the size of a giant, which acts as three metaphors: the physical mutation of cancer; the feeling of being the 'elephant in the room', and the 'giant' strength he takes away with him following his recovery. View Folio
Mollie RayGiant (Example Spread 1/3)'Giant' is a silent graphic novel about cancer, soon to be published by Faber & Faber. The main character wakes up one day to find they've physically grown to the size of a giant, which acts as three metaphors: the physical mutation of cancer; the feeling of being the 'elephant in the room', and the 'giant' strength he takes away with him following his recovery. View Folio
Mollie RayGiant (Example Spread 2/3)'Giant' is a silent graphic novel about cancer, soon to be published by Faber & Faber. The main character wakes up one day to find they've physically grown to the size of a giant, which acts as three metaphors: the physical mutation of cancer; the feeling of being the 'elephant in the room', and the 'giant' strength he takes away with him following his recovery. View Folio
Mollie RayGiant (Example Spread 3/3)'Giant' is a silent graphic novel about cancer, soon to be published by Faber & Faber. The main character wakes up one day to find they've physically grown to the size of a giant, which acts as three metaphors: the physical mutation of cancer; the feeling of being the 'elephant in the room', and the 'giant' strength he takes away with him following his recovery. View Folio