Grace Parnell

Hi, my name’s Grace, and I am a designer currently based in Manchester. During my time at university, my practice has focussed on photography, art direction, and creating publications. Within my work, I explore conceptual themes in order to tell a story to the viewer. I also love collaborating and working with creatives with different skills to my own to be constantly learning.
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my recent project Rainmakers, where I worked collaboratively with Eve Pemrick to explore traditional rain making techniques from around the world. Our publication sets out to appreciate and celebrate rain by recreating manifestation techniques used in many cultures.
my recent project Rainmakers, where I worked collaboratively with Eve Pemrick to explore traditional rain making techniques from around the world. Our publication sets out to appreciate and celebrate rain by recreating manifestation techniques used in many cultures.
my recent project Rainmakers, where I worked collaboratively with Eve Pemrick to explore traditional rain making techniques from around the world. Our publication sets out to appreciate and celebrate rain by recreating manifestation techniques used in many cultures.
my recent project Rainmakers, where I worked collaboratively with Eve Pemrick to explore traditional rain making techniques from around the world. Our publication sets out to appreciate and celebrate rain by recreating manifestation techniques used in many cultures.
my recent project Rainmakers, where I worked collaboratively with Eve Pemrick to explore traditional rain making techniques from around the world. Our publication sets out to appreciate and celebrate rain by recreating manifestation techniques used in many cultures.
my recent project Rainmakers, where I worked collaboratively with Eve Pemrick to explore traditional rain making techniques from around the world. Our publication sets out to appreciate and celebrate rain by recreating manifestation techniques used in many cultures.
my recent project Rainmakers, where I worked collaboratively with Eve Pemrick to explore traditional rain making techniques from around the world. Our publication sets out to appreciate and celebrate rain by recreating manifestation techniques used in many cultures.
This project focused on raising awareness for fast fashion, an ever-growing concern for our environment. The project includes a lookbook of charity shop finds printed on seed paper that can then be planted to grow wild flowers as well as a fabric poster that can be used to grow mushrooms which are a tool used for clearing toxins from the Earth.
This project focused on raising awareness for fast fashion, an ever-growing concern for our environment. The project includes a lookbook of charity shop finds printed on seed paper that can then be planted to grow wild flowers as well as a fabric poster that can be used to grow mushrooms which are a tool used for clearing toxins from the Earth.
For this project I worked collaboratively with Innaya Rehman exploring the over consumption of the internet and the effects this has on our mind and body.