As children we sketch and doodle without prejudice or pre-conception. As we grow older, this whimsical style of creating fades.

Volunteering at a local youth centre has not only allowed me to test my work in focus groups, but also take inspiration from the children’s work, and explore their approach Read More...

As children we sketch and doodle without prejudice or pre-conception. As we grow older, this whimsical style of creating fades.

Volunteering at a local youth centre has not only allowed me to test my work in focus groups, but also take inspiration from the children’s work, and explore their approach to mark making.

This impulsive approach to drawing has allowed me to produce imagery which is free flowing, bold and most importantly, fun.

My image making process might stem from a doodle on a napkin, a scribble on a desk, and may be applied in various contexts such as illustration, graphic design or textile print.