During my childhood I was given the nickname flossy teacake and it has stuck with me ever since.

I create curious 2D and 3D illustrations ispired by my fascination with typical English village life.

Based on the characters from my childhood I have created a village scene where the buildings Read More...

During my childhood I was given the nickname flossy teacake and it has stuck with me ever since.

I create curious 2D and 3D illustrations ispired by my fascination with typical English village life.

Based on the characters from my childhood I have created a village scene where the buildings become representations of the people who live, work or are associated with them.

I have interpreted my childhood memories into an installation scenario, using ceramic, textiles and mixed-media. I have used many different construction methods including hand-building mainly with crank, screen printed fabrics, and machine and hand embroidery, all of which are ‘underpinned’ with mono printing techniques.

Mono-printing has given me a childlike unpredictability and charm which has formed the backbone of this quirky world. I have purposely manipulated scale and proportion, removing a conventional sense of reality.

I invite the viewer to delve into my ‘topsy-turvy’ world of curiosity and intrigue. I hope you find many surprises along the way.