Churchill in Cartoons — IWM London Exhibition

A temporary exhibition at Imperial War Museum London exploring Churchill's life and legacy through political cartoons created during WWII.

The design centres on the cartoonists' perspective, featuring a 3-metre-long pen sculpture as the entry focal point. Ink-lined edges, aged-paper textures, and hand-drawn frames transform the gallery into a living sketch — as if the artists are still drawing Churchill's story across the walls.

The concept required translating a 2D medium (political cartoons) into a fully immersive 3D environment, balancing historical interpretation with a strong visual identity that draws visitors into the world of wartime satire.

Scope: Creative lead and lead 3D designer, responsible for spatial concept, detailed design, and 3D visualisation.

Scale: Temporary exhibition | IWM London