Based in the UK, I am
a practicing Illustrator and designer, creating highly detailed imagery that
catches the eye. My work is design based, involving motifs and patterns that
are often inspired by animals and nature.
Always willing to build
upon my passion for design and print, I am always trying to push my abilities
in order to make the most beautiful work. I’m very happy to work alongside
others, thriving from a buzzing environment, as well as independently. I enjoy
challenges and am always willing to learn.
From my development
throughout BA (Hons) Illustration, I have become confident in calling myself an
Illustrator. My practice has been formed from a strong detail, within my
practical drawings, as well as the communication of my practice. Starting from
scratch with a fine art perspective, practicing as an Illustrator has allowed
me to bring context, meaning and purpose to my projects. Attention to detail
ensures that I keep the value of my drawings when they are applied to products
and prints, and when processes are applied to them. I am skilled at taking
observational drawings, and giving them a purpose.
Process is
very important to me; it brings another element of value to an image, and makes
it more desirable. I am most happy to make screen prints, foil prints and laser
cut images, as I feel that they are processes that add a more bespoke feel to a
product. The craft element to the making of work is something that drives my
practice more than ever, however, I am perfectly capable of bringing digital
work to life.
I have a good understanding of the use the
use of colour, layout and type, which I have taken on projects that allow me to
design packaging, posters, etc. I also utilized these skills in order to develop
my brand. I have a strong interest in working within a design company, and am
willing to learn and develop in order to push the boundaries with my work. I
see myself as someone who works best alongside others, whether it is in a
studio, or in the presence of another Illustrator such as through my experience
of collaboration with Sophie.
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