As part of Sokin’s partnership with MI London, four talented illustrators from around the world have been selected to create unique matchday graphics for supporters throughout the competition.
The collaboration celebrates the global nature of cricket and Sokin’s mission to make international payments and money transfers simple, seamless and accessible.
The first artwork in the series will be created by Seb Arnold, a south London-based illustrator known for his bold and energetic design style. Arnold’s graphic will be the first to go live, giving MI London fans an early glimpse of what promises to be a vibrant collection of matchday artwork.
For MI London’s fixture against London Spirit on 29 July, supporters will see work from Ruby Ash, a New Zealand-based illustrator whose distinctive creative approach has earned a growing international following. MI London have two kiwi superstars in their squads this year with White Ferns skipper Melie Kerr and legend of the game Trent Boult.
Zem Clarke is a London-born illustrator of Caribbean/Jamaican heritage whose work explores the energy, emotion, and culture of sport through vibrant colour and dynamic compositions.
With six years of experience collaborating with leading organisations and global brands, Zem has been commissioned to create artwork for MI London’s match against Manchester Originals on 2 August, bringing a fresh perspective and distinctive visual identity to the campaign.
Rounding off the collection is John Barrett, a Melbourne-based creative. Barrett will design the matchday graphic for MI London’s fixture against Birmingham Phoenix on 8 August, adding an Australian flavour to the international showcase.
Together, the four artists represent a diverse mix of cultures, backgrounds and creative styles, reflecting the global community that both cricket and Sokin connect with every day.
