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'''Drawn Poorly''' is a zine and creative project focused on illness and disability. It was founded by Rose Sergent and is based in Manchester, UK.
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'''Drawn Poorly''' is a [[zine]] and creative project focused on illness and disability. It was founded by Rose Sergent and is based in Manchester, UK.
  
 
Through zines, workshops and creative projects, they platform experiences of illness and disability, with the aim to provide space and connection. They also provide arts opportunities for ill and disabled folk.
 
Through zines, workshops and creative projects, they platform experiences of illness and disability, with the aim to provide space and connection. They also provide arts opportunities for ill and disabled folk.
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In September 2018, Drawn Poorly had it's first performance night for the "Barriers" Zine Launch. The performers included Jamie Lee, Joby Mageean, Helen Seymour and Katie Watson. In August 2019, Drawn Poorly was part of the workshop programme at Edinburgh Fringe Central with a series of creative sessions called ‘Let’s Make Sick Art!’. These were focussed on how the arts could be more accessible to ill and disabled artists.
 
In September 2018, Drawn Poorly had it's first performance night for the "Barriers" Zine Launch. The performers included Jamie Lee, Joby Mageean, Helen Seymour and Katie Watson. In August 2019, Drawn Poorly was part of the workshop programme at Edinburgh Fringe Central with a series of creative sessions called ‘Let’s Make Sick Art!’. These were focussed on how the arts could be more accessible to ill and disabled artists.
  
==Issues==
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===Issue One===
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''Identity'': focuses on the relationship between chronic illness, long term conditions and their affect on identity.
  
===Issue One: Identity===
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===Issue Two===
Issue One focuses on the relationship between chronic illness, long term conditions and their affect on identity.  
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''Relationships'': Sometimes relationships and chronic illness/long term health and relationships don’t work. Sometimes they do.
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===Issue Three===
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''Diagnosis'': Diagnosis is a tricky journey. For some people it takes years, for others it’s sudden.  
  
===Issue Two: Relationships===
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===Issue Four===
Sometimes relationships and chronic illness/long term health and relationships don’t work. Sometimes they do.
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''Barriers'': Issue four is a collective response to societal barriers, how we manage them and over come them. Features 20 artists, writers and photographers.
===Issue Three: Diagnosis===
 
Diagnosis is a tricky journey. For some people it takes years, for others it’s sudden.  
 
  
===Issue Four: Barriers===
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===Issue Five===
Issue four is a collective response to societal barriers, how we manage them and over come them. Features 20 artists, writers and photographers.
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''Missing Out'': Issue five of Drawn Poorly - 32 pages of creatives talking about FOMO (fear of missing out) and what that means when you have chronic illness, disability or a mental health condition.  
  
===Issue Five: Fear of Missing Out===
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===Issue Six===
Issue five of Drawn Poorly - 32 pages of creatives talking about FOMO (fear of missing out) and what that means when you have chronic illness, disability or a mental health condition.
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''Nature'': Issue Six focused on how nature and outdoors makes them feel as ill/disabled people. Featuring forty-four creative contributors. It was released in July 2020.
 
 
===Issue Six: Nature===
 
Issue Six focused on how nature and outdoors makes them feel as ill/disabled people. Featuring forty-four creative contributors. It was released in July 2020.
 
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==

Latest revision as of 02:47, 24 February 2024

Drawn Poorly is a zine and creative project focused on illness and disability. It was founded by Rose Sergent and is based in Manchester, UK.

Through zines, workshops and creative projects, they platform experiences of illness and disability, with the aim to provide space and connection. They also provide arts opportunities for ill and disabled folk.

Since 2017, they have created six collaborative zines with artists from across the world.

In September 2018, Drawn Poorly had it's first performance night for the "Barriers" Zine Launch. The performers included Jamie Lee, Joby Mageean, Helen Seymour and Katie Watson. In August 2019, Drawn Poorly was part of the workshop programme at Edinburgh Fringe Central with a series of creative sessions called ‘Let’s Make Sick Art!’. These were focussed on how the arts could be more accessible to ill and disabled artists.

Issue One

Identity: focuses on the relationship between chronic illness, long term conditions and their affect on identity.

Issue Two

Relationships: Sometimes relationships and chronic illness/long term health and relationships don’t work. Sometimes they do.

Issue Three

Diagnosis: Diagnosis is a tricky journey. For some people it takes years, for others it’s sudden.

Issue Four

Barriers: Issue four is a collective response to societal barriers, how we manage them and over come them. Features 20 artists, writers and photographers.

Issue Five

Missing Out: Issue five of Drawn Poorly - 32 pages of creatives talking about FOMO (fear of missing out) and what that means when you have chronic illness, disability or a mental health condition.

Issue Six

Nature: Issue Six focused on how nature and outdoors makes them feel as ill/disabled people. Featuring forty-four creative contributors. It was released in July 2020.

External Links