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A collage of two provocative advertisements for a food delivery service. The images feature people with their faces and bodies obscured by cartoonish food illustrations, including fried eggs, a hot dog and dripping green slime. Bold text reads “New TOPPINGS”, “Fantasies FOODS” and “Hotel Visits Available”, alongside the phone number “0793 YUMMY”.

Queen of the doodles Hattie Stewart launches her brand new website!

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Date
10 September 2012

There’s a reason why people can’t resist doodling, whether it be drawing sunglasses on people in the newspaper or merely colouring in the inside of letters on a page until it’s more like a musical score than an important document – there’s just something pretty therapeutic about the whole business. Lucky, then, for Hattie Stewart – our favourite doodler – that the fashion and publishing world is completely enraptured by doodles at the moment and subsequently turning to her to provide them. One of her most recent commissions, ’"doodle-bombing" the covers of legendary Interview magazine is some of her best work yet, and a sign that there are a lot more exciting things to come. Doodle on Hattie, doodle on!

A person holds a blue book in front of their face, partially obscuring their features. The book cover and the person’s makeup feature surreal, stylised eyes and red lips. Above them, the word “Interview” appears in bold yellow script.
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Hattie Stewart: Interview

A magazine cover for “Interview” featuring a black and white portrait of a person with a cigarette in their mouth. The image is a collage with bright green typography, a blue patterned jacket, and stylised cartoon eyes and red cheeks.
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Hattie Stewart: Interview

A black and white illustration of a person’s face, rendered with a mix of halftone dots and bold patterns. Swirling lines, zigzags and geometric shapes float across their forehead and hair.
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Hattie Stewart:

Two people pose in colourful, patterned outfits alongside several illustrated, fluffy monsters with large eyes. The monsters are purple, green, yellow and orange, appearing as 2D drawings layered over the photographs.
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Hattie Stewart: House of Holland

Two versions of a vintage advertisement for Brutus shirts. Both feature a person in a checked shirt with arms folded under the headline “CHECK IN, CHECK POWER”. The left version is a collage with a checkered flag and a figure with a stylised, cartoonish face. The right version shows a person with a moustache against a black starry sky with red lightning bolts and a red heart on their chest.
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Hattie Stewart:

Two magazine covers for Lula. The first shows a person with pink hair and a cartoonish skull face drawn over their features. The second shows a person with red hair and a distorted, patterned mask drawn over their face.
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Hattie Stewart: Lula

A digital collage of a person in a voluminous pink gown, their head replaced by a smiling, cartoonish white figure. They are set against a surreal, neon landscape of pink and green clouds and dark foliage. The text “GAIA & FRIENDS” appears in white on the right.
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Hattie Stewart: Pop

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Liv Siddall

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Liv joined It’s Nice That as an intern in 2011 and worked across online, print and events, and was latterly Features Editor before leaving in May 2015.

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