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by Will Smith
A coastal sunset turned into a personalised A2 photo poster, with swimmers in the water and rocky cliffs silhouetted against a golden sky.
by Zaria

Aurora brings energy and skill to urban inline skating. Featured in a 2025 street-skating video testing IQON ACT skates, she shows how much creativity and confidence can be found in movement through the city. Her athletic style and enthusiasm make her a compelling creator for audiences who love rollerblading, action sports and the freedom of skating.

Aurora’s A2 poster captures the Horta Downhill skate in Cullera, Spain, with riders sweeping around a bend above the beach and Mediterranean Sea. Printed from a photograph credited to @marguerite_r_w, the poster brings a coastal skating scene into her room
by Aurora Hyde

Dinuwi is the face behind @medbydinu, an Instagram identity built around an interest in medicine. The account presents a natural meeting point for people interested in the medical world and the journeys that lead into it. Dinuwi’s personal approach gives the page a relatable, people-first starting point for new followers.

Dinu adds a water lily art poster to her uni bedroom, pairing its soft pastel colours with trailing ivy, dried flowers and personal photos. The print creates a focal point in a cosy corner of her room.
by Dinuwi

Elizabeth “Liz” Moreno Kristofits makes science feel exciting and accessible through Science Girl Diaries. A chemistry student at the University of St Andrews and a Greenlight for Girls ambassador, she shares insights into STEM, student life and opportunities for aspiring scientists. Her curiosity, international outlook and enthusiasm for encouraging young people—especially girls—to explore science make her a compelling educational creator.

A shared memory takes pride of place on the housemates’ fridge. This personalised photo poster captures friends together at dusk, adding a personal touch to their communal kitchen.
by ScienceGirlDiaries

Kenisha Whyte is a basketball player who has represented Brent Bulls in the Women’s National Basketball League. Known for her mid-range game, she aims to inspire young athletes to believe in themselves and work hard for their goals. Her passion for basketball and positive outlook make her a relatable voice for players and fans of women’s sport.

Kenisha’s personalised poster captures her walking onto the basketball court, with spectators in the stands and stadium lights overhead. Displayed on her wall, the print turns a moment from her basketball journey into a personal keepsake.
by Kenisha Whyte

Marcos Baines is a London-based skateboarder whose British-Brazilian identity and links with skate-focused communities inform his creative presence. Through @marcosbaines, he shares his connection to skating and the people and projects around it. His profile offers an authentic window into the energy and style of contemporary skate culture.

Marcos Baines brings Dragon Ball to his wall with a striking Son Goku poster. The design contrasts Goku’s dark silhouette and white spiky hair with a purple backdrop streaked with light, creating a dramatic focal point in the room.
by Marcos Baines

Marcus is a skateboarding creator and teacher whose Instagram profile highlights connections with North London Skate Club, Baffled Panda and Skateboard GB. His combination of skating and teaching brings a community-minded perspective to the sport, connecting personal progression with helping others enjoy time on a board.

From phone screen to full-size print: Marcus shows off his personalised skateboarding poster alongside the original photo on his phone. Displayed on a wooden door, the poster captures him mid-trick above the concrete skatepark.
by Marcus Williams

Polly Parsons shares a style-conscious Instagram presence that has attracted brand collaboration opportunities. Her content includes a featured jewellery partnership with En Route, reflecting her interest in wearable details and visually engaging short-form storytelling. Polly brings a personable, upbeat feel to her creator collaborations.

Polly turns her film photograph into a personalised poster, bringing a street-side café scene to her wall. The blue doorway, cream façade and parked scooters give the print a relaxed, timeless feel.
by Polly Parsons

Rebecca Rose creates encouraging, down-to-earth student lifestyle and productivity content, with a focus on working smarter rather than harder. She shares practical study routines, time-management strategies and honest reflections on balancing university, wellbeing, work and everyday life. Her approachable advice makes productive habits feel realistic and gives students fresh inspiration for making progress without burning out.

Rebecca turns her own collage into a personalised poster, combining layered images and quotes in warm, muted tones. Displayed above her bed, the print complements the blush bedding and textured cushions, making the space feel distinctly hers.
by Rebecca Rose

Rossco Redd brings skate culture and visual creativity together through filming, editing and original video projects. Known for his "drip checks" and "spot checks", the boy can also skate! Rossco has helped capture the expressive, individual side of the skating scene. His creative energy and eye for movement make him an interesting voice for audiences who appreciate skate videos and independent storytelling.

Rossco shows off his personalised skateboarding poster, capturing an airborne trick against the bold yellow railings of an indoor skatepark. Enlarged from a phone photo, the print brings the action to life on a much bigger scale.
by Rossco Red

Sofia Latham is a student athlete who shares her love of running, the gym and university life. Through @sof_trackbeast, she documents her comeback from injury alongside lively vlogs, training updates and the everyday routines that keep her going. Her upbeat, talkative energy and honest approach to progress make her an encouraging voice for fellow runners and students.

Sofia adds her sunset photograph to a growing gallery wall, turning an expansive blue sky and golden horizon into a personalised poster. Paired with colourful prints, it brings a little outdoor calm to her room.
by Sofia Latham

Aimee Forster is an exciting British BMX rider with roots in scootering and a love for progression. Coming from Peterlee and supported by Override Skatepark, she has made an impressive transition into BMX while developing her style and confidence on the bike. Her enthusiasm, persistence and commitment to the riding community make her a positive voice in women’s action sports.

Aimee celebrates her first BMX competition with a personalised photo poster capturing her alongside fellow riders and their bikes.
by Aimee Forster

Ayisha Alli is a London-based roller skater and video creator who celebrates the joy, freedom and community of skating. Through Ayy Skates, she has documented street sessions, new routines and her development on wheels, building a strong creative connection between skating and visual storytelling. She brings enthusiasm, authenticity and an infectious passion for movement to her work.

Ayisha turns a joyful laughing photo into a personalised poster. Shown on her bed before framing, the print captures a candid moment full of smiles and personality.
by A Y I S H A

Francesca shares a cheerful, everyday view of university life, balancing productivity with having fun. Through day-in-the-life videos and relatable student updates, she documents routines and experiences at Aberystwyth University, bringing a friendly, down-to-earth perspective to studying, campus life and the little moments that make university memorable.

Francesca shows off her personalised poster of herself in the sea with arms outstretched against a golden evening sky. Rippling water and rocky headlands frame the scene, turning a seaside moment into a print to treasure.
by francescaunilife

David is an emerging poet, performer and theatre-maker with a distinctive creative voice. A winner of spoken-word poetry slams, he has been involved with Young Identity and has shared his perspective on accessibility in the arts. His work spans poetry, drama and performance, bringing energy, originality and thoughtful storytelling to the stage and his online presence.

An amazing group shot. David turns one of his favourite photographs into a personalised poster.
by David Okodeh

Ella is an art-focused student creator sharing the creative process behind GCSE and A-level art. Her posts take viewers inside sketchbooks, exam preparation and developing projects, offering an inspiring view of how ideas grow into finished pieces. With practical student context and a passion for making, she is a motivating follow for young artists and anyone who enjoys seeing creativity in progress.

Ella turns a Bordeaux memory into a personalised poster, capturing a gathering around a garden table beneath colourful balloons. A delicate white border and handwritten-style lettering give the print a postcard feel, bringing a little holiday warmth to her bedroom.
by ellacreartes

Jordi Horne-Batet turns university experiences and everyday overthinking into relatable social content. Sharing reflections on life in Lincoln, returning to university and navigating student milestones, Jordi brings a candid, humorous perspective to the emotions and experiences that many students recognise.

Jordi turns a group mirror selfie into a personalised poster, capturing five friends together against a backdrop of city windows and parked cars. Freshly unpacked on the bed, the print gives an everyday moment with friends a place beyond the camera roll.
by jordihornebatet

Ali Abbas shares his journey of trying new things and figuring life out, combining university experiences with a sense of adventure. With Manchester and UoN referenced in his profile, his content offers a personable look at student life, fresh experiences and the opportunities that come from stepping outside your usual routine.

Ali brings a childhood memory into the present with a personalised photo poster. The candid picture of two boys cuddling a baby captures the smiles and little details that make an old photograph worth revisiting.
by Ali Abbas