Tag - mental health

And Then We Moved On painterly editorial illustration showing Gregg the Artivist seated at a long white clothed dinner table inside a warm industrial style Amsterdam restaurant surrounded by friends during a birthday celebration. Guests listen and laugh as stories are shared across the table filled with food, bottles, glasses, and candlelight, reflecting themes of memory, friendship, emotional awareness, ageing, and human connection.

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And Then We Moved On

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care and boundaries - Editorial image for The Small Fence showing Gregg crouched in a spring garden beside a handmade branch and wire fence protecting green ferns, while two rabbits sit nearby under cherry blossoms. The image represents care and boundaries, fragile things, and the need to protect what is still trying to grow.

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The Small Fence: Care and Boundaries

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Nothing had to be solved: Editorial style painted image of Gregg the Artivist in a black long sleeve shirt walking through a glass door with a sign reading “Pause,” entering a bright sunlit room where a softly blurred group sits in a circle. Created to accompany the reflective READ article A Room Where Nothing Had to Be Solved about listening, emotional honesty, and spaces where nothing has to be solved.

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A Room Where Nothing Had to Be Solved

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Give and Take Society: Close up poster style image of a receipt held by a blue magnet on the edge of a white fridge door, with I.O.U. handwritten across it. The background is softly blurred, showing a warm dining room with a table and chairs, creating a sense of place.

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The Give and Take Society: The debt of receiving

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A wide banner image on a light grey background. An angled game box near the top reads “Radical Acceptance,” “The Game,” and “Do you dare to play?” with red “Gregg the Artivist” stickers on the box. In the foreground, a pair of light skinned hands holds two cards labelled “Billionaires” and “Food Systems.” Around the hands are illustrated cards labelled “Poverty,” “Education,” “Community,” “Climate Crisis,” and “War,” plus a small stack of cards on the right.

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Radical Acceptance: Do You Dare To Play?

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Man drowning in swimming pool

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Climate Anxiety Is Not a Disorder… It’s an Alarm

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