A book to celebrate our bodies! Starting from the top of your head to the tips of your toes. 64 pages of fun and bold illustrations.

Published by Post Wave, London.

Illustrations for Bicester Village, Chuseok Korean Thanksgiving and harvest moon festival campaign. This involved creating a set of illustrated gif-animations for the different Bicester villages in Europe. To help promote the event working with animator Robert Grieves.

Munich & Milan Villages.

I was commissioned by Mulberry to create their Chinese New Year, Lunar New Year Campaign. Working with their in-house digital team on illustrative elements which were then made into gifs and little animations for their social media platforms, Instagram, WeChat and website.

Illustrations for Bicester Village, Chuseok Korean Thanksgiving and harvest moon festival campaign. This involved creating a set of illustrated gif-animations for the different Bicester villages in Europe. To help promote the event working with animator Robert Grieves.

Madrid & Oxford.

I created a set of illustrations for the Scouts Association on a Self-Care for kids feature. Exploring practical skills like exercise, being mindful when we eat and how to move through different emotions and coping skills.

I created a series of illustrations for Oh Magazine’s bi-monthly feature ‘ Sustainability’

An illustration to explain how bringing nature In, can attract calmness in the home.

A new series of baby board books inspired by animals that make noise! Published by Nosy Crow, London.

In the series: MOO! MIAOW! CHEEP! HOOT! ROAR!

Kihara are Japanese porcelain artisans who make and craft porcelain pieces in their workshops based in Arita, Japan. Porcelain production began for the first time in Japan in 1616 in the region of Arita, located in Saga Prefecture on the island of Kyushu. Arita is home to highly specialised craftspeople that are continuously looking for new ways to preserve and advance the town’s unique artisan culture. I collaborated with them to create a set of graphics and illustrations for a new range of porcelain accessories.

The iconic red, white and blue laundry bag originated from Hong Kong in the 1960s and has become to represent Hong Kong culture. The nylon canvas used to make the bags was invented in Japan and originally used as shelter for construction sites and as protection for farmland. They were only made in blue and white at first. then red was added to the fabric to represent luck and fortune.

I created a set of illustrations for the Scouts Association on a Self-Care for kids feature. Exploring practical skills like exercise, being mindful when we eat and how to move through different emotions and coping skills.

Wagashi is a traditional Japanese confectionary. It is often served with tea. These sweets are usually made out of plant-based ingredients. After having taken part in a wagashi making workshop in Japan last year, I wanted to illustrate a wide variety of these specialist sweets.