About Us
Work in Progress is a literary magzine focused on empowering tweens and teens in the literary and art world.
For many young artists, finding a location that feels welcoming can be a challenge. Hardly any publications accept work from those younger than 13, however, the Work in Progress magazine aims to create a space for artists as young as 10 to inspire the world together through the use of words and pictures.
The Team
Gisela Bunch
Email: giselasbunch@gmail.com
Gisela has been a passionate writer since she was young, and she remembers grasping at any opportunities she had to write and create. As she has grown, her love of art has grown with her. Unfortunately, as a younger artist, she struggled with finding publications that supported tweens, which caused her to become discouraged. She created the magazine with a dream that no other artist should feel similarly because of a lack of support. When she’s not writing, she enjoys running, watching Netflix, listening to music, and reading.
Thi Le
Email: teakkiq@gmail.com
Thi is an aspiring teen artist passionate about using design and technology to improve the lives of others. Growing up with a love for art and literature, she is excited for the Work in Progress magazine to become a space where tweens and teens will feel welcomed and supported. She hopes that through the magazine, young kids will be inspired to discover and pursue their passions. In her free time, she enjoys drawing, reading, crocheting, and listening to music.
Robyn Louise; Artist
Robyn has been passionate about art and literature since she was a child. She always aspired to be an artists and author from a very young age, constantly writing stories and illustrating them. She has always wanted to find a way to get her art out into the public, however being a young artists always came as an obstacle. She looks forward to finally using the work in progress magazine as an outlet for her own art, and to inspire other young artists to always grasp onto opportunities. Robyn loves the way art and literature can capture an emotion or a certain moment in life and preserve it forever. Both are amazing outlets to escape from the pressures of life and to have a moment of complete calmness in our hectic lives.
Carmen Bratosin; Artist
Carmen Bratosin (they/she) is a Romanian non-binary mixed media artist based in London currently experimenting with the limits of creating artwork in VR space. Their personal artwork explores themes of estranged familiarity, relationship dynamics and folklore. Their most recent art collection for the short story ‘Biblical Theorem’ has been published in London indie magazine Kinda Weird.
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