Maxwell Granger captures irony and authenticity in portraits of his friends in their rooms

Maxwell Granger’s refreshingly disparate and tongue-in-cheek portraiture

Max Guther on his Ones to Watch portraits inspired by oil paintings

Photographer Maxwell Conrad Granger shows the goofy beauty of youth

Jackson Bowley on how he exaggerates a subject's personality in his portraiture

Jakub Gessler captures the heart and humour of human-animal relationships

Sam Bayliss Ibram’s portraits illuminate the faces of underground club culture

Through irony and loneliness, illustrator Geran Knol transfers his feelings into art

Magnus Holmes’ series Roommates examines the strength of a unique platonic relationship

Geray Mena imbues intention into his photography to stand out in a saturated field

Photographer Theo Cottle tries to “keep an element of truth” in everything he shoots

“I want my work to be reflective of my generation”: Samuel Rees Price’s artful portraits merge the contemporary with the historical

Max Miechowski's adept observations of light create honest and intimate portraits