Rosie Pink is an illustrator, creative and self-professed 'sentimental girlie', creating warm and reflective artwork born out of a never-ending appreciation for colour, nostalgia and the little joys in life. Always wanting to add a human touch to her art, her ideas often originate from a delicate tapestry of personal experiences, covering subjects such as self-worth and acceptance, relationships and friendships, LGBTQ+ love, creativity, setting boundaries and consent, rest and comfort, and the meaning of home. Pop culture references frequently appear in her illustrations, adding another layer of relatability and shared experience. Rosie's work is tinted with a warm hue of childhood comfort; her style is characterised by black outlines and bright block colours, reminiscent of 90s kid TV cartoons, early 2000s computer graphics and MS Paint art on the family computer (which in hindsight, was her first venture into illustration!). Through her art and content that she shares online, Rosie aims to appreciate the world around us and inspire creativity, connection, and comfort in her audience.