Due out April 2025, More coming soon!

Breathe Issue 73- Weathervanes and their historical importance.

Personal project.

April seems to have flown by! I’m hoping over the coming months we will perhaps gain some normality but, if not, it eases my worries knowing that, like everything, it can’t last forever. Here is a short GIF from my time in lockdown.

i'm thrilled to share a personal project I've been pouring my creative energy into lately. As an illustrator with a passion for climbing, I've been exploring ways to merge my artistic style with the vibrant world of outdoor brands. Introducing a series of illustrations inspired by the incredible Sierra brand! 🌲 Through this project, I aimed to showcase their sustainable and exciting climbing products in a visually captivating way. From sketch to screen, I've crafted a dynamic GIF featuring four illustrations that capture the essence of Sierra's offerings. But why stop there? 🚀 I'm eager to adapt this layout and style to cater to a diverse range of sporting brands, especially as we gear up for this year's major events.

Fictional movie posters for OUP'S new language prospectuses.

Sticker collection inspired by my travels this summer...(more coming soon!)

For an editorial on the many benefits of water sports.

Editorial illustration for the Breathe Creative Special. All about finding the right spot to make creative work in.

Third in a new personal series focused on wildlife studies. The natural grace of Cranes really appealed to me and this unique palette really highlighted their tranquil nature within wetlands. Prints are available on my Etsy store.

An illustrated map for RSPB Natures Home, Winter 2021/2022. Highlighting RSPB reserves and RSPB land, for members. Each land area was allocated a 'wildlife icon of interest'. Having grown up on the RSPB magazines, this was a huge honour.

Avocado and eggs on toast.

Cosy camp fire illustrations for the 34th issue of Breathe!

My entry for @fierce_women_ • So interesting to read about all the women for this years deck but here’s a bit on Kathleen: “Dr Lynn, who was one of the great humanitarians in 20th Century Irish History, made her mark through many strands of Irish society be it through her work at the hospital, her fight against poverty and disease, her career as a politician, her involvement with Republican prisoners as well as her role in save the German Children fund. Through the Suffrage movement she became part of a circle of revolutionary Republicans, forming deep bonds with the Socialist leader James Connolly and the wildly flamboyant Countess Markievicz. Their dream was to free Ireland of British rule and with it all forms of oppression, be it based on gender, social or religious bios. It was a notion that Kathleen Lynn carried with her for the rest of her life.”

Whiskey distillery map for the November issue of United Airlines's Hemispheres magazine.

Sending calm vibes out for a fresh new Decade! Inspired by @reinefjordensjohus beautiful fishing cabins.

Second in my wildlife series exploring a limited palette.