Hunter Deorum is a multimedia artist whose expertise spans illustration, graphic design, and animation. His distinctive approach to contemporary art engages audiences in a unique and meaningful way, making his work both thought-provoking and visually captivating.

​
Hunter’s work has been featured in various galleries and institutions, including Wolverhampton Art Gallery (2018), Citizens Photography (2020), Staffordshire University (2022), Staffordshire University Prospectus (2023), Wolverhampton University (2024), Boomer Gallery London (2024), Wolverhampton Arts Centre (2024), AKA Fine Art Contemporary Cambridge (2024), Art-Collide (2024), Art Expo Wolverhampton and Shewsbury Arts Trail. His articles have also been published in The Visual Arts Journal Issue 12 (2024) as well as Chewing The Fat Issue 06 (2024), Artists Responding To Issue 13 (2025) and Haus A Rest Issue 58 (2025). Additionally, he was awarded the Wolverhampton Society of Artists Jarvis Prize (2024) for his investigation into the relationship between psychology and fine art.

​

Throughout his career, Deorum has had the privilege of working with charitable organisations like The Good Shepherd Charity and SUIT Men’s Mental Health to raise awareness and create impactful conversations through art. Adding to this, he has also donated multiple pieces of work to art auctions organised by charities, including the Children’s Hospice in Cambridge and others. By collaborating with these causes, he's been able to use his work as a platform for social change, supporting mental health initiatives and helping those that need it most. 

​
Hunter Deorum ability to combine multiple influences into a cohesive body of work showcases his artistic talent. He challenges traditional perspectives and invites audiences to consider the complexities of the human experience from a fresh perspective. 

​

Hunter, founder and creative lead, established Deorum Studios in 2024 as a sole trader before transforming it into Deorum Studios CIC this year to better support our community-focused mission. As a purpose-driven arts organisation based in the West Midlands, we create meaningful projects combining digital art, illustration, animation, and socially engaged creativity. Take a look at our current projects and discover what’s coming next as we continue using art to support mental health awareness, inspire connection, and bring people together through creativity.

​

Projects