Provoking Illustrations Sam Bailey Takes A Critical Look At Modern Society

Sam Bailey is a 21-year-old illustrator from Slough, the United Kingdom who takes a critical look at various subjects that are a part of modern society. He creates thought-provoking illustrations and questions the world that we live in.

In 2011, he started to create illustrations for his family and this is how he entered the art world. He began posting his artwork online and people loved it as his artwork is both intelligent and perfectly well done.

He shows the kind of social issues that we are facing in today's world - from health problems caused by social media to inequality and poverty.

Curious about his artwork? Check his thought-provoking illustrations!
More info: Instagram

#1 Social Media Insomnia


Social Media InsomniaSam Bailey

#2 Global Warming


Global WarmingSam Bailey

#3 Quench Your Ego


Quench Your EgoSam Bailey

#4 Edit


EditSam Bailey

#5 Play


PlaySam Bailey

#6 Desensitize


DesensitizeSam Bailey

#7 First World Fear


First World FearSam Bailey

#8 Keyboard Wars


Keyboard WarsSam Bailey

#9 Consuming Time


Consuming TimeSam Bailey

#10 I Am Fine


I Am FineSam Bailey




#11 Limited Stock


Limited StockSam Bailey

#12 Prescription Prevention


Prescription PreventionSam Bailey

#13 End Poverty


End PovertySam Bailey

#14 Repressed Creativity


Repressed CreativitySam Bailey

#15 Compromise


CompromiseSam Bailey

#16 Social Media Assassin


Social Media AssassinSam Bailey

#17 Unlimited Knowledge


Unlimited KnowledgeSam Bailey

#18 Impressions


ImpressionsSam Bailey

#19 What Do You See?


What Do You See?Sam Bailey

#20 Compare To Despair


Compare To DespairSam Bailey




#21 Puzzled


PuzzledSam Bailey


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