Crime is ever-present within society. The word “crime” is often associated with substantial offences such as gun violence and burglary, however, many people ignore smaller crimes or criminal behaviour going on everyday outside our homes. Anti-social behaviour happens everywhere, whether it is neighbours being rowdy or large groups of people loitering and blocking public places – yet it largely goes unreported. Many people throughout the UK deal with consistent anti-social incidents, completely unaware that they can report them. Thick’s work highlights the range of anti-social behaviour, how you can report it, and why it is important to know about anti-social behaviour. She chose to focus her campaign towards younger audience, so they could be aware of dangers of anti-social behaviour. Her campaign showcases these issues through a variety of media such as an app, an animation and a social media presence, each of them being used to further raise awareness about anti-social behaviour.

BA (Hons) Illustration

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@doodledactyl

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