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Comedian Harry Hill smiles against a patterned background. He wears a big smile.

Draw a typical Sunday morning with Harry Hill

Harry Hill asks us to draw 'A Typical Sunday Morning' – part of DRAW! supported by David Hockney.

Jonny Vegas stands in his studio wearing a black t shirt.

Draw something that makes you happy with Johnny Vegas

Johnny Vegas asks us to draw what makes us happy – part of DRAW! supported by David Hockney.

Draw street style with Gent 48

Gent 48 introduces the theme 'Street Style' – part of DRAW! supported by David Hockney.

Artist Rene Matic stands in a field, close to a brick house. They look up towards us wearing a black top with gold chains around their neck.

Artist in profile: Rene Matić

'Born British, die British.'

Artist Nnena Kalu stands with her arms by her side in front of two paintings. These abstracit paintings have swirled shapes created in repetitive patterns, in pink, purple, and orange colours.

Artist in profile: Nnena Kalu

Body in Rhythm, Line in Motion.

Interview: Behind the scenes of Zee and the City

See how the people at 101 Outdoor Arts and Puppets with Guts brought Zee and the City to life for BD: Festival 2025.

Artist Faiza Butt sits in a studio. She has artworks on paper around her and an easel.

Drawn Together with Faiza Butt

Faiza Butt shares the theme 'Drawn Together' – part of DRAW! supported by David Hockney.

Draw a landscape with Kate Jackson

Kate Jackson asks us to draw a landscape – part of DRAW! supported by David Hockney.

Artist Morag Myserscough and her dog Elvis. Morag has a silver bob and round black glasses and wears a pink top. She is sitting at a desk with a notebook. Elvis is a very handsome white terrior dog.

Draw a Birthday with Morag Myerscough

Morag Myserscough asks us to draw a Birthday – part of DRAW! supported by David Hockney.

Interview: Turbynes

We sat down with Rosie from Bradford-based duo Turbynes, creators of CHANNELS - a series of audio artworks inspired by three human-made bodies of water in Bradford District.