Michelle illustrated an article on why more than half a century after Anne Frank’s death, Frank still has a hold on us.

10 Artists were asked to customise sneakers in their own personal style.
Mine were inspired by a personal collage I created with Charles Atlas images, a body builder from the 20′s called ‘Man Up’.

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Michelle illustrated this piece in the New Scientist about the different types of children.

How business’s are making the internet work for them.

The Public Sector faces job cuts of 600 000 up to 2015. This article looks at how employers could do more to help with ‘career transition’.

Third-Year Blues – Barack Obama is having a hard time in year three of his presidency.But then so did Truman, Carter, Reagan and one of the Bushes.

Michelle Thompson is currently part of a three man show in Hong Kong.

Michelle was asked to contribute to the exhibition Artistic.ly, a new online community for artists and illustrators.

The work will range from collage and the hand-drawn, to stencil art and typography, the exhibition brings together some of the most exciting illustrators working today, while providing the perfect opportunity to buy affordable, collectable art at a price designed to rapidly sell-out each edition.

The exhibition opens 17th November 2011 at The Loading Bay Gallery, Unit 4- 5, Dray Walk, 91 Brick Lane, London, E1 6QL. Opening times: Friday 18th November, 1000 – 18.00. To find out more visit http://artistic.ly/.

Michelle was asked to illustrate an article about chef Jamie Oliver for a local magazine where Jamie lives, ‘Local boy done good’.

Michelle Thompson’s new piece for The Globe & Mails teen section, on appealing to a bully’s conscience.