Meg Washington can do heaps of impressive shit. You’ve probably seen or heard some of it over the years, what with the operas and TV soundtracks and TED Talks and voicing cartoon characters and that really dark eye shadow she wore while bringing showtunes back at the ARIAs in 2010. Maybe you forgot during all the colour and noise that while Meg Washington can do heaps of impressive shit, the most impressive thing she does is write great songs. BUT when isolation hit, she added another creative layer to her Washington toolkit — unlocking her repressed inner visual artist, via a children's animation app downloaded to her phone. "I say that I made this album with my eyes, as well as my ears. I definitely embraced my visual artist as well as my sonic artist." Washington used time in COVID lockdown to teach herself how to animate; developing graphics and clips for the brewing Batflowers album.