Clare Mallison completed an illustration for Financial Times about what employers are doing to support employees’ mental health. Mallison illustrated the cover of the project, calling on main themes like workplace anxiety, overworking, burnout and stress. Scribbles above the heads of workers show the mental chaos such workplace stresses can cause.

Clare Mallison created a double-page illustration for Financial Times on, “Budget 2018,” for its personal finance pages. Her images of everyday people walking dogs, pushing strollers, riding bikes, busy at work, and more, feature scissors cutting a path on a dotted line to illustrate cost-cutting measures people take to balance personal finances.

Clare Mallison’s series of posters featuring contactless Visa shows commuters goings cashless as they enter the subway.  Vancouver commuters can now tap their credit cards to use trains and buses. The Get Tap Happy! campaign allows commuters to get where their going faster. Mallison worked with Taxi Agency Vancouver on this series  which can be seen […]

Clare Mallison illustrates the pay gap between men and women living in the UK in an illustration for the Financial Times. According to the article, the average woman working full-time in the UK earns 9.1 percent less per hour than a man. Mallison’s image of the gender pay gap shows women stacked up lower than men […]

Clare Mallison created a drawing of children on a school trip at South Bank London. Mallison’s illustration of a colorful line of kids wearing fluorescent vests and carrying backpacks shows a day in the life of a child in school.    

Clare Mallison created a Christmas cover illustration for The Clerkenwell Post‘s November/December issue. Mallison’s shoppers pass by while looking through shop windows on a street within Central London.

Clare Mallison created a double-page spread for the Financial Times.  As part of the budget pages for the newspaper, the article she illustrated asks how the new budget will affect us. Mallison’s colorful illustration shows an overhead view of everyday people on their way to work and play at a busy intersection of life and commerce.  

Clare illustrated how to cope with the new year and attract the odd flirtatious smile. For the weekend House and Home column in th Financial Times.

Clare Mallison illustrated the cover and insode spread for The Financial Times Money section. The unregulated addictive ups and downs of binary trading.

Clare illustrated The Frankfurt Book Fair for The Chronicle of Higher Education.

Clare Mallison illustrated the Gardens column for the Financial Times. The case for a hard Broxit – how the badgers saw 2016′ words by Robin Lane Fox.

Clare illustrated the winter gift guide 2016 for Canadian Business Magazine.

Clare Mallison illustrated for the Financial Times – House and Home, London Life column – ‘My painful encounter with a city fat cat’.

Clare Mallison illustrated FT bookreview HagSeed by Margaret Atwood – The Tempest retold.

Clare Mallison illustrated the Book Review of JM Coetzee’s lateest book ‘The Schooldays of Jesus’ for the Weekend Financial Times.