Illustration of three bottles with labels: one says 'THERAPY', another 'SELF HELP', and the third 'I AM HEALING'.
Drawings about the strange logic of being human

Paul Clarke is an artist whose drawings explore the strange and funny truths about being human.

After years of working as a counsellor, observing how people think, avoid, justify, and struggle, he began translating those insights into simple drawings that reveal the psychology behind everyday behaviour.

Sharp, reflective, and often unexpectedly funny, his work makes people pause, laugh, and sometimes recognize themselves.

Sitting between humour and psychological insight, his drawings turn the inner workings of the mind into something people can see.

Paul’s work is suited to editorial, publishing, advertising, and licensed products, including books, prints, and greeting cards.

Originally from the UK and now based in Vancouver, Canada, his perspective is shaped by years of observing human behaviour across different cultures, environments, and ways of thinking.

A drawing of a hand holding a small red bird on a finger, with a note above that says 'Good morning sunshine.'