Hayley Wall

'Five years after #MeToo, I am haunted by the stories we could not tell'

Front cover of the La Times Calendar section. See the digital version and read the article here.

Why Are We So Bad At Getting Better?

Editorial for The New Yorker. Read the article here.

Sea Thrifts and Sympathy

One of three illustrations for a series comissioned by the Wellcome Collection about being diagnosed as autistic as an adult. See the full article here.

Trans+ Voices logo

Logo for The Bureau of Investigative Journalism. A community-led investigation into the experiences of trans people in the UK. See here for more details.

Trans+ Voices

Editorial for The Bureau of Investigative Journalism. Read the article here.

Shifting Landscapes

Contemporary poster design for The National Railway Museum in collaboration with Curating for Change. The exhibition is an exploration of rail travel from the perspectives of people with lived experience of D/deafness, disability and neurodivergence. See details of the project here.

Magnolia Gardens

Editorial for Arnoldia Magazine published by the Arnold Arboretum, Harvard University.

The Sun Goes Up, The Sun Goes Down

Album artwork for My Executive Dysfunction.

What Is Ketamine Therapy? Queer People Share Their Experiences With the Practice

Editorial for them. Read the article here.

One of three illustrations for a series comissioned by the Wellcome Collection about being diagnosed as autistic as an adult. See the full article here.

How Practicing Spirituality Can Enrich Your Queer Life

Editorial for them. Read the full article here.

Experiencing A Coming-of-Age That Never Was

Cover art for The New York Times Opinion Art. Read the article here.

My End-of-Life Mushroom Trip

Editorial for Proto.Life. Read the article here.

'Learning to Live with a Broken Heartbeat'

Editorial comissioned by The New Yorker. Read the full article here.

‘I’m Disabled & Sometimes Worry That My Friends Fear Becoming Me’

Here illustration comissioned by Refinery 29. Find my spot illustrations and read the full article here.

Scientists Don’t Agree on What Causes Obesity, but They Know What Doesn’t

Editorial piece for The New York Times. Read the full article here.

Murmuration

Comissioned by the Ajaz Foundation for SHiFT - a charity who works with vulnerable children and young people at risk of cycles of harm where things are getting worse, not better and would benefit most from an intensive, therapeutic relationship..

“This powerful illustration evokes a sense of peace and serenity, a beautiful starling murmuration flies high above two figures on the ground. The lower figure symbolises SHiFT itself, empowering the other figure to reach upwards towards a bright and boundless future - represented by the sun, while experiencing the euphoria of freedom.” Ajaz Foundation

See other illustrations from the project here.

Aesop Queer Library.

1 of 2 Illustrations comissioned for the Aesop Queer Library in London. Find more details here.

3 Ways to Ditch Diet Culture and Forge a Deeper Connection With Your Body

Editorial for them . See the full article here.

An LGBTQ+ Guide to Dry January

Editorial for them. See the full article here.

2022 Queer Astrological Forecast

Editorial for them. Read the article here.

How to Set Healthy Intentions for the New Year

Editorial for them. Read the article here.

The Highs and Lows of Finding Love on the Spectrum

Editorial for The New York Times. Read the essay here.

X is the Best Letter in the Alphabet

Editorial for The New York Times Letter of Recommendation. Read the essay here.

Fading Away

Personal work.

How Autoimmunity Starts

Editorial for Scientific American. Read the article here

Women At Risk

Editorial for Scientific American.

A Brief History of the Drag Silhouette

Double page spread for the independent drag and queer performance publication, Louche magazine.

I’m So Trans When I Turn On My Lamp

Editorial for them. Read the article here.

How to Be a Queer Person in the World Post-Quarantine

Editorial for them. Read the article here.

Feeling Queer

Animated illustration for Feeling Queer, see it move on their website.

Trans Power

Design for a large scale mural that I painted in The Nightingale, a queer club in Birmingham.

We're Breaking Through the Bubble

Front cover for the At Home section in the New York Times.

As the cold month turn warmer and brighter, there is hope. Our sense of home is changing. Our worlds are bubbles. We can see through them, floating in a space of uncertainty. Some are empty now. All that surrounds is moving and changing. We watch and wait, filled with longing, ready for the moment that they will eventually pop.

A Case For and Against Love Potions

A piece for the New Yorker fiction section. Read the short story by Imbolo Mbue here.

My Working Will Be the Work

Illustration for Galerie Im Turm for a year long series of exhibitions on self/care, labour and solidarity.

Stranger Sex

Illustration for a sex education platform that shares valuable lessons taught by anonymous people. You can visit the website here.

Re-imagining the Design Classroom from the Perspective of Othered Identities

A look at design education through the lens of Black, Indigenous, People of Colour, queer, disabled, or immigrant bodies. Read the article here.

Popisho

Cover art for Popisho, a novel by Leone Ross

The ‘Purge’ Films Reveal the Ugly Truth About America

Editorial piece for the New York Times Magazine. You can read the full article here.

Beyond the Law's Promise

Front cover illustration for the NY Times special exploring how the Americans with Disabilities Act has shaped modern life for people with disabilities in the 30 years since it was passed. Read the full article here.

NYT Book review illustration - Upswing

Solidarity is needed for the working classes to rise. You can find the article here.

Finding Hope When Things Feel Gloomy

Editorial for the New York Times. Read the full article here.

Beyond the Law's Promise

Front cover illustration for the NY Times special exploring how the Americans with Disabilities Act has shaped modern life for people with disabilities in the 30 years since it was passed.