This animation showreel and hand printed printed tote bags are the culminating pieces of the Magical Leeds project. This work was made to promote and mystify the city of Leeds.

The Anthurium collaboration was a project with graphic designer Jake Porter in which we created a series of branding proposals for a speculative pop-up plant shop. All the illustrations were provided by myself and the editorial design created by Jake.  

A commissioned series of illustrations for Sue Michaels Student Houses letting agency. The intention behind these pictures was to help students conceptualise the communal spaces as functioning, personalised and lived in spaces.

This project was a theoretical and practical investigation into the art movement known as Impressionism and it's importance. My goal was to create work that was vibrant, bracing, observed, sensory and intimate.

The Magical Leeds project is an on going reportage project journaling the best of what Leeds has to offer through a dreamlike lens.

These illustrations were created as a set of celebratory prints for LGBT+ Pride month.

The Magical Leeds project is an on going reportage project journaling the best of what Leeds has to offer through a dreamlike lens.

Speculative research paintings into the life and death of a Golden Pheasant. Based on a taxidermy pheasant resting in Leeds Discovery Centre

These prints were created for an art and music event night called Bologneology at Hyde Park Book Club in Leeds. These imagined portraits are dedicated to all the flamboyant, androgyne, abstract and colourful people.

The Magical Leeds project is an on going reportage project journaling the best of what Leeds has to offer through a dreamlike lens.

This project was my illustrated adaptation of the story The Nightingale And The Rose by Oscar Wilde. The outcome was never intended to be a fully finalised comic, but a cross section of imagery and animation inspired by the story to demonstrate how we can celebrate classical literature through modern storytelling.

The Timeless Faces project was an exploration between historical portraiture and our universal obsession with pictures of faces.

Watercolour, gouache, colour pencil and Ipad procreate.