There is something raw and hauntingly telling about the commentaries being expressed through each illustration, perhaps in part because they resonate with such truth. Through his art, Quiles challenges a wide range of controversial issues ranging from over-the-counter drug addiction, censorship, and corruption to sexism, violence, child abuse, and, perhaps most pertinent of all, our culture’s social media obsession. But Spanish artist Luis Quiles has undoubtedly broken this mould with his series of illustrations that depict some relevant and unfortunate realities of our world today. Hearty meals include fishcakes, home-made chips and mixed veg cost just £3.91 while she managed to feed her family of 13 a sausage pasta dish that set her back just £3.36.Too few artists today have the courage to tackle important social commentaries with their art. Michelle says mechanical engineer husband Craig Bannon, 38, and children Chloe, 18, Charley, 14, Emily, 13, Lacey, 11, Libby, nine, Ollie, eight, Lottie, seven, Connie, five, Joey, three, Jessie, two, Jorgie, one, can't taste the difference. The maternity consultant posts her budget meals on social media to show other mums that there's no shame in ditching branded items and buying the brightly-packaged value products. The 36-year-old decided to become more inventive when she started 'feeling the pinch' due to soaring prices and now feeds her large family for under £4 per meal. Michelle Bannon was stunned when she managed to slash her monthly £1,000 food bill for the family-of-13 by almost half to £600 by sticking to Asda's Just Essentials range. A savvy mum-of-11 claims that she's slashed her food bill in half - by feeding her entire family for less than £4 per meal.
0 kommentar(er)
