Miss Hazard

@misshazard

I am passionate about eye catching graphic, illustrative design. Indoors or outdoors, my work extends to any scale, on any surface and on any subject. I enjoy working across a range of challenging environments, under pressure and to strict deadlines. I am eager to broaden my skills and look forward to delivering any project to the best of my ability. I have recently been voted one of the top 10 female street artists by the Guardian, Top 25 Female Graffiti Artists in the world by The Huffington Post and I believe that with thought and application anything is achievable.

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Guaranteed giggle under there ☺️ https://www.instagram.com/p/Bnnrh0nlKKI/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=io9qu7uvc5bn

So blue! Photograph by @moodycolin319 (at Stokes Croft)

Thanks to @lashantivida for this post: “Studio stories: Her name is Sonora, after the Sonoran Desert in Arizona. Hazard painted this as part of a fundraiser for a project that took me to the Arizona-Mexico border. This journey took her to the Native American land belong to the Tohono O’odham Nation - hence the headdress. She represents solidarity and strength, much like the solidarity and strength needed on the borderlands of three nations that are being sharply separated. Harriet paints women because she feels women deserve more powerful representation and that it’s not too much, it’s beautiful - women can be pretty and bold at the same time. The headdress is detailed with all of the local wildlife of The Sonoran desert based on a giant copper circle - a nod to the powerful Arizona sun but also to the town she travelled to called Ajo, a tiny, abandoned copper mine. Sonora is one of Hazard’s favourite creations - “I think she holds my true colours ;) ahaha”

I've been spending the last 6 weeks working on a place-making, community street art project in Hamp, Bridgwater. This involved spray workshops in the youth centre and local primary school. The shutter designs were developed from these workshops and relevant to the businesses behind them. Fish and chip shop, the Sunny Side Up Cafe & Well-being Centre to the Regency Butchers at the end. Worked super hard but loved every minute of it!

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