Kate Jackson has been announced as the next artist to present the next theme for DRAW!, a nation-wide drawing project presented by Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture and inspired and supported by Bradford-born artist David Hockney.

Taking inspiration from the diverse landscapes of Bradford District, Jackson has selected ‘Landscape’ as a theme for people to draw throughout the month of August. In her drawing, Jackson interprets the urban cityscape with her signature vivid colours, celebrating the geometric forms of Bradford’s High Point building, a prominent example of Brutalist architecture completed in 1972.

DRAW! invites people from across the UK to take part by creating and sharing a drawing inspired by a particular theme set by a different artist each month. It aims to encourage people of all ages to pick up a pencil, pen or iPad and reflect on our everyday lives through drawing.

The public can share their drawings inspired by the theme of ‘Landscape’ by uploading them to bradford2025.co.uk/mydrawing or share them through social media with the hashtag #bradford2025 or by tagging @bradford_2025.

A selection of drawings will be displayed on the Bradford 2025 website each month.

Bradford 2025 is running drawing workshops for adults and children throughout the year, and involved in the project will be local, national and international artists, graphic designers, illustrators, animators, cartoonists – with a new theme and drawing revealed each month. Previous artists have included: David Hockney, Adébayo Bolaji, Jason Wilsher-Mills, Rose Blake, Dame Zandra Rhodes, Harry Hill, and Morag Myerscough.