I love bright, energetic colours and creating funny scenes with bendy, janky characters, animals or objects. My love of collecting secondhand bric-a-brac often inspires my illustration work, along with old children's books, vintage illustration and the world around me. There's inspiration everywhere, especially in flea markets and chazza shops!I'm passionate about LGBTQIA+ rights, the environment, activism, community and social justice. I'm an advocate for the equity and inclusion of lived experience, and a lot of my work is created through the lens of my own lived experience.

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Cheeky Cat Greetings Card Illustration

This piece was a super fun personal project. My aim was to design a silly greetings card which would make people smile. My target audience was specifically people who know how hilariously cheeky pets can be. I was inspired by my own cat, who I caught drinking from the bathroom sink one early morning! This illustration is my best-seller to date (greetings cards and art prints)!

Image Credit: Yes! Definitely

Yes! Definitely Water Bottle Label

I created this illustration for the South African water company 'Yes! Definitely', who work with artists to produce illustrated labels for their water bottles. I was thrilled to be chosen as the brand ethos (persuading people to reuse plastic bottles) means a lot to me.At the time my water bottle design was launched (January 2026), I was the only creative outside of SA and the UAE that the company had worked with.I challenged myself to create a fun illustration that depicted what it felt like to be immersed in natural warm waters. I wanted to really evoke a sense of pure hydration!

International Pronouns Day Asset

I made this piece to celebrate and raise awareness about all the different pronouns and neo-pronouns that people use. As a queer, non-binary person, this is really important to me and I wanted to try and translate the joy I feel when people are being their authentic selves into an informative but fun illustration. I was sent some gorgeous feedback from the LGBTQIA+ community and allies on this piece and how much it meant to them.

Off The Canvas Cafe Wall Mural

Off The Canvas Cafe in central Sheffield reached out and invited me to add my mark to their community mural room. This was my first attempt at a wall mural, and I loved it! I've had some epic feedback since finishing and loved the process of planning through to finishing my mural!There was no specific brief for this piece, but I wanted to showcase my style and some wonky, fun characters. My process began by thinking about the composition and layout, creating a digital sketch and then going for it on the wall- learning as I went along. Murals are something that I've wanted to get into for a while and I'm super excited to do more!

Juno Books Gift Card Design

I was commissioned by Juno Books to create an illustrated gift card design for the front of their new gift cards. Juno is a queer-friendly, feminist, intersectional bookshop in Sheffield. I wanted the piece to really reflect the fun of being immersed in books that are inclusive and diverse. I was inspired by how magical books felt as a kid and how I was glued to them when I found one that really spoke to me.

Plaktivat Poster Design- Make Better Choices

This was my submission to Plaktivat #18 (Posters That Change Society). The theme of #18 was Fast Fashion. My poster was awarded as a Finalist in the "Fresh Blood" category and was exhibited as a 50x70 poster in Slovenia, sponsored by TamTam (photo below).I titled my piece 'Make Better Choices' and chose imagery and a backdrop of nature to really hone in on how disconnected we have become from nature, especially in sectors like fast fashion. This created an interesting juxtaposition. I wanted the poster to make the viewer think about want/ need and the choices they can make when it comes to fashion consumerism.

In the Garden

This illustration is being showcased in Fronteer Gallery, Sheffield, in their 'Send Us a Postcard' exhibition (9-20th June 2026).With this piece, I wanted to depict what it felt like to be enveloped in my wild, bushy garden. I love spending time in my garden and wanted to translate this lovely everyday moment into a piece that others could feel too.

Illustration for Hairdresser- That Emelya Does Hair

This was an illustration that I created for a sustainable, queer-friendly and inclusive hairdresser- That Emelya Does Hair. Emelya gave me my first mullet haircut, so this scene is depicting that and how snazzy I felt when she'd done the cut. Emelya is bubbly and full of energy, so I wanted this dynamism to come across in the illustration. She works really fast (often cutting hair with a razor!) whilst holding the best conversations about anything and everything.

I Said Bread Bakery Illustration

I created this illustration for the Bakery 'I Said Bread'. I wanted to portray all the little nuances of the shop and the bits that made it our local bakery, including the colourful stickers on the counter, being surrounded by baked-goods and works by independent local makers. It always gives me a warm feeling when I walk in and I love that I managed to show this in this piece. It really is a visual treat when you walk into this bakery!

Illustrated Scarf Mockup

This was a super fun, self-directed project. I absolutely love Lush knot wrap scarves and have a fab collection which I often wear. I made a mockup of one of my illustration on a scarf as I wanted to put myself out there to brands like Lush, that I super admire for their ethos and stance on social justice!I call this illustration 'Neighbourhood bugs' and was inspired by communities in nature living in symbiosis.

City By Night Illustrated Poster

I created this poster for an open call competition called PLAKATropolis. I felt inspired by the vibrancy and aliveness of my fav cities at night (London, Gdansk, Berlin). I imagined different posters becoming part of the buldings. I love the dynamism and visual tension in this poster!

Early Morning Run Illustration

I made this illustration with Editorial Illustrations in mind. This is something I've been keen to learn more about and practice in my work. I thought about how the illustration would enhance and support the written text, adding visual storytelling to a page.I added it to a magazine mock up with a humerous title and some text around, as well as adding a smaller spot illustration in the bottom right hand corner. This was super helpful to show folks that my work could work well as editorial pieces too!