Justice
Apollo
Burnes
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@whatsupjustice
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queer
colorful
shape-based
eggs
multimedia
egg yolk yellow
justice orange™
screen printing
burning out
fire
flame
white-haired anime boy
t-shirts
raglan shirts
nostalgia
neon colors
pop punk
editorial
typography
story telling
visual journal
visual storytelling
Justice Apollo Burnes is a nonbinary artist from the Pacific Northwest. Much of his work is centered around queer identity and expression. Though he studied illustration, Justice is drawn toward the realm of design with its use of bold, graphic shape language, typography, and vibrant colors. In his spare time, Justice can be found cooking and napping, or playing Animal Crossing.
What do you collect? Or, What are you obsessed with?
Justice: I collect glass bottles and jars, preferably with cork tops. I’d love for my bedroom to look like an old apothecary filled with bottles full of mysterious objects and potions.
What is one thing you want to learn right now?
Justice: I really want to learn American Sign Language, I’m hoping to take some classes for it after I graduate from PNCA.
My alter ego would probably be an interior designer… I love homes with tons of color and texture.
”What’s an album you can’t live without?
Justice: An album I could never live without is 35XXXV from One Ok Rock, it’s gotten me through so many hard times and inspires me to keep working.
What fictional/video game character would you be?
Justice: If I was a video game character I’d be Prompto Argentum from Final Fantasy XV… but, like, if he had a little more depression.
What would your alter ego do, if not design/illustration?
Justice: My alter ego would probably be an interior designer; I’ve been watching HGTV for as long as I can remember. I love homes with tons of color and texture. My dream house would be filled with vintage and antique furniture painted in bright and punchy colors, with cozy fabrics and soft lighting.
See more:
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@whatsupjustice
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whatsupjustice.com
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