While my main practice is screen printing, I often combine this with watercolours by printing onto textured papers which I have hand painted in a wash of colour. This blending of media adds depth and a subtle nostalgic storybook quality to my work.

I have a condition called synaesthesia, resulting in continual additional colour, texture and shape perception when experiencing everyday sounds and words. This has resulted in a life-long love of working and experimenting with colour. This might also be what influences me to create work which is highly detailed and composed of numerous complex layers of overlapping, translucent inks in a quest to achieve glow and otherworldly qualities of colour not experienced through sight alone.

My work feels like a labour of love. Selling a piece of art is the most wonderful thing and I hope to spark joy in others by doing so!