Hope You're Having Trouble Sleeping In 2017, Cannon self-published a zine titled "Self Love Club", inspired by their social media movement of the same name. It has 72 submissions from her followers who have obtained a Self Love Club tattoo. Also in 2017, Cannon published "Piss on the Patriarchy: A Very Serious Zine" for distribution as part of her stall at the Melbourne Zine Fair. Feminism Cannon gives feminism as a major influence in their work. According to them, "Feminism means everyone getting the same chances in life." They went on to explain that feminism taught them "how to love myself and love my body, and that has influenced my work in such a huge way." “I think my art and my feminism sustain each other. It sounds a bit weird, but I think that’s a big thing. Like, I’ll make a drawing and it’ll be really positive with a feminist message and I will learn from that. Sometimes I’ll make drawings without even properly thinking about it. Later, I’ll look at it and think, 'oh, I need to do that!' or 'I need to think that about myself.'" Self Love Club The Self Love Club is a movement inspired by a personal tattoo Frances Cannon has on their arm. It aims to promote positive body image, introspective love, and a general attention to the importance of self. The simple tattoo idea was posted onto Cannon's Instagram account, where they invited others to 'join the club'. The tattoos act as a "little symbol acknowledging self-worth". Cannon said that illustrating their self-love has inspired not only themselves, but so many other people. Exhibitions Solo 2019/2 – Confirmed solo show at Brunswick Street Gallery 2018/1 – I Hope You’re Having Trouble Sleeping, Courthouse Youth Arts Centre, Geelong 2017/5 – Niceties, Tinning Street Gallery, Brunswick 2017/3 – Self Love Club Zine Launch and Exhibition, Enough Space Gallery, Prahran 2017/2 – Fluttering in Her Mind’s Eye, Junior Space Gallery, Fitzroy 2016/10 – Small but Not Insignificant, Yonder Art Space, Yarraville 2016/7 – Feeling Blue, Enough Space Gallery, Prahran 2015/10 – Paper Queens, First Site Gallery, Melbourne 2015/5 – Window Drawings, PS50 Gallery, Melbourne 2015/3 – Colour Culture, PS50 Gallery, Melbourne Group exhibitions 2018/6 – Nature As She, Off The Kerb Gallery, Collingwood 2017/8 – Feeling Into, Brunswick Street Gallery, Fitzroy 2017/8 – Comfort Zone, Toast Workroom, Brunswick 2017/7 – Valid, Neon Parlour Gallery and