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Multi-disciplinary creative practice

A collection of work exploring creativity across both digital and material-based disciplines. This page brings together projects that span illustration, printmaking, ceramics and floristry, reflecting an evolving interest in craft, making and the natural world.

The work combines analogue processes such as drawing, etching and screen printing with digital techniques, while also documenting an ongoing exploration of clay, flowers and other tactile materials. Together, these projects celebrate experimentation, materiality and the value of making by hand.

Illustrative Poster for E.E Cummings poem, 'Since feeling is first.'

These poster features analog print mediums such as etching, screenprinting and sketching with digital manipulation and typography. Expressive visual treatment brings this poem to life. 

Collage experiments

A small collection of mix-media experimentation.

Human Error Poster

This poster explores how the biases of AI ultimately result from us humans feeding it biased information.

Looking closely you can see that the macro image of a human fingerprint reveals lines of code. The faults of technology seem to boil down to the error of their makers.

Making a mark

Sketching is an important part of my creative practice, allowing me to slow down, observe and explore ideas before they become finished work. This collection brings together drawings from gallery visits, photographs and everyday observations, celebrating the value of looking closely and learning through drawing.

Working with clay

Ceramics has become an important part of my wider creative practice, allowing me to explore ideas through making rather than solely through digital design. This collection documents an ongoing process of experimentation, learning and material exploration, with each piece contributing to a growing appreciation for craft, nature and handmade objects.

In Bloom

With an ongoing interest in floristry, this work shows the exploration of different bouquets and centre-pieces.
This work includes a range of techniques such as spiral symmetrical and asymmetrical bouquets and chicken wire used to create energetic table centrepieces.

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