I have worked alongside Allie Moss for nearly a year and heard her new album, Late Bloomer, around the end of last year. The album opens with a familiar song, Corner, which was featured on the BT Infinity advert in the UK last year. Her beautiful voice, combined with her gentle acoustic songs, makes it an amazing album that any folk enthusiast can enjoy.

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I am a UK-based illustrator currently working freelance in London. I have worked with a variety of different companies and clients, which include The Guardian, Becks Beer, The BBC, Sports Relief, and have recently illustrated the latest album by Allie Moss, Late Bloomer. I enjoy Golden Vanilla tea, Lady Grey and Uni-ball needle pens.

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I have been a fan of Conor Oberst for quite some time, and his latest album by Bright Eyes does not disappoint.

The Peoples Key combines the knowledge he’s obtained over the years into a fresh, yet slightly disjointed album, with the synth rock elements of Digital Ash in a Digital Urn combined with his most recent solo albums. Listen to a full album stream above.

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The fantasy lifestyle of Amelie can sometimes feel exhausting, but alongside the everyday oddballs that surround her, including hypochondriac tobacconists, tyrannical grocers, kindly strippers and failed writers, Jean-Pierre Jeunet creates her own little world, in which so many colourful eccentrics occur.

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The artwork in the book The Arrival by Shaun Tan is so visually captivating. The way the author, and illustrator, tells a story about a man and his journey to a new, surreal land, purely through illustration is astonishing.

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Simon Lee specialises in amazing detailed bespoke wallpaper patterns. I am a big fan of his work and the characters that he produces. He makes a lot of Japanese video game and pop-culture references throughout his work, which makes you constantly refer back to his pieces to try and find other hidden details.

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