About the Artist

Art has always been at the heart of my life. My creative journey has taken me across a wide range of disciplines, including painting, drawing, mixed media, sculpture, metalwork and more recently, printmaking. Each medium has shaped the way I see and interpret the world, allowing me to continually explore new ways of expressing ideas, textures and emotions.

I studied Paper Sculpture at the Norwich School of Art before continuing my education in Metalwork at Camberwell College of Arts, University of the Arts London. These foundations instilled a love of craftsmanship, experimentation and making by hand—qualities that continue to underpin my practice today.

Although I have worked across many artistic disciplines, printmaking has become my primary focus and the heart of my current practice. This website brings together my collection of original prints, showcasing the work I am currently creating and offering for sale. It is a space to share my passion for the printmaking process, celebrate the beauty of handmade print, and introduce new collections as they evolve.

I am captivated by the tactile nature of printmaking—its layers, textures and marks—and by the excitement of the printing process itself. Every stage, from inking and printing to the unexpected details that emerge, feels immersive, intuitive and deeply meditative. It is a process that encourages slowing down, embracing imperfections and discovering beauty through making.

My work is inspired by the landscapes, objects and patterns that surround me. I am drawn to the rhythm of nature, the character of everyday forms and the subtle textures found in the environment. These influences are woven into expressive compositions that celebrate colour, movement and the handmade.

Whether I’m creating a bold statement piece or a quieter work for a more intimate space, my aim is always the same: to create artwork that invites connection, sparks curiosity and brings lasting enjoyment. I hope each print finds a place in someone’s home where it can be lived with, enjoyed and become part of their own story.