The Apostrophe Issue 5 – Food
Issue 5 of The Apostrophe on the theme of ‘Food’ is out! This one is a tasty morsel of poetry, fiction and art! It’s always exciting to connect with new … Continue Reading The Apostrophe Issue 5 – Food
One Simple Way to Help Yourself When You’re Depressed – Mat Ricardo
Mat Ricardo, showman and philosopher, vlogs one simple way to help yourself when you’re depressed. Enjoy!
No Delusion
Congratulations to our ambassador Rebecca Dandridge-Walker. Her sketch, Delusion, has been breaking the internet since she posted it on the Grayson Art Club‘s facebook page! Grayson’s Art Club is a … Continue Reading No Delusion
Eugenia Kim Curates Multi-Media Art Exhibition ‘As The Ship Sails On’
Dark skies. Back pain. Heavy bags of salt crystals dissolving in the gutter. These are my memories of dismantling the demo for my VR work Lithium Hindsight 360 in October … Continue Reading Eugenia Kim Curates Multi-Media Art Exhibition ‘As The Ship Sails On’
Fragmented Lives: Sign of The Times
Rebecca Dandridge-Walker is a self-taught artist from Camden, London. After specializing in pottery, she started experimenting with portraiture as a creative way of channeling her stress, anxiety and physical pain … Continue Reading Fragmented Lives: Sign of The Times
Juliana Kung Connects With Her Inner Hero!
For 26 year old bipolar artist Juliana Kung, art is a way of connecting with her inner hero. Here she shares some of the hidden meanings behind her captivating artwork! … Continue Reading Juliana Kung Connects With Her Inner Hero!
My Abstract Fight For Survival – Bill Lepley
“I am a survivor – so far. Not so much because of being trapped at home by the pandemic, but because of being trapped inside my own body. I suffer … Continue Reading My Abstract Fight For Survival – Bill Lepley
NOT TODAY – #WorldSuicidePreventionDay
To mark #2020 World Suicide Prevention Day, Mental Ideas is proud to premiere short film NOT TODAY. The powerful short about fighting back was born out of an idea by … Continue Reading NOT TODAY – #WorldSuicidePreventionDay
Portraits by Rebecca Dandridge-Walker
Rebecca Dandridge-Walker has been beating the UK lockdown blues by experimenting with portraiture. Her lockdown experience has been further restricted by waiting for a delayed hip operation. An inspirational potter … Continue Reading Portraits by Rebecca Dandridge-Walker
Dressing Rooms by Mat Ricardo
I’ve talked before about how comforting I find certain places. How when I’m on stage, performing, I often feel like the optimum version of myself – a relaxed and confident … Continue Reading Dressing Rooms by Mat Ricardo
Too Much – Laura Konowal
American poet, artist, musician and mental health campaigner Laura Konowal writes about her ongoing struggles with anxiety and bipolar disorder in her own lyrical style… Two themes clearly stand out in … Continue Reading Too Much – Laura Konowal
Jade Bryant’s Latest Ink Art Collection
In honour of #WorldMentalHealthDay, I wanted to share my completed illustrative series of paintings that represent some of my symptoms of #BorderlinePersonalityDisorder with Mental Ideas! I have uploaded the writing components to … Continue Reading Jade Bryant’s Latest Ink Art Collection
Information Overload – Param Vibe Mirpuri
I created this piece to signify how technology creates information overload and thus placed the hand drawn artwork using the laptop as a frame for the piece. Information overload can … Continue Reading Information Overload – Param Vibe Mirpuri
Param Creates Vibe for Exploding Mental Health!
Param Vibe Mirpuri is a fusion artist who fuses his passions for spoken word poetry, dance, acting and art to create positive messages about mental health. Param is drawn towards … Continue Reading Param Creates Vibe for Exploding Mental Health!
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