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© Berry Termote 2026. All rights reserved. Artwork may not be used, reproduced, or used for AI training without permission.

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In 2025, I created a series of illustrations for Adenydd, an organisation dedicated to supporting children affected by developmental trauma and neurodiversity. The series explores how children experience and make sense of the world around them, particularly through their senses. Each story focuses on a child’s sensory world: what feels overwhelming, what brings comfort, and how they find calm in their own way.The illustrations feature within Adenydd's Sensory Regulation Course in the form of printed booklets and online graphics for both in person and remote workshops.

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Hi! I'm Berry, a UK-based illustrator.
I work predominantly with characters, building worlds around them through colour, pattern, and the small details that give a scene personality. I'm always excited to collaborate on creative projects that connect with people, so if you'd like to work together, please get in touch!

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For commissions, collaborations, or general enquiries, please get in touch using the form below, or by emailing
[email protected]I look forward to hearing from you!

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Character illustrations for the Helen Bamber Foundation

This year I partnered with the Helen Bamber Foundation, a human rights charity dedicated to supporting people seeking asylum in the UK. I created a series of character-based illustrations to compassionately portray the stories of survivors of trafficking and torture - work that required a great deal of thoughtfulness at every stage, from composition and storytelling to incorporating the Foundation's brand colours throughout. The illustrations are being used across their editorial materials, including their annual report and social media.

Each of these three character illustrations is based on a real survivor's story. Rather than depicting their trauma, I chose to portray each person at a point of hope and progress. A man with his books and rucksack, having earned a scholarship to study for a Master's degree; a woman in her nurse's uniform, working in the profession she loves; and a young girl, finally safe. Each detail was chosen deliberately to honour their resilience.

This scene depicts a therapy session between a client, therapist, and interpreter, a setup central to much of HBF's work with survivors. The brief was to portray the client with a sense of agency and strength.

A family reuniting at an airport after years apart - a moment that for many of HBF's clients represents the result of years of fighting to be safe and together.

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