Lino Prints

Lino printing is a traditional printmaking process where a design is carved into lino, rolled with ink, and pressed onto paper. I carve each one by hand and print it using my beloved pink Lula Press, and I love the texture, charm and little variations that make each print feel so special.

Some of my work starts as hand-drawn digital illustrations, created on my iPad Pro. It is a lovely way for me to draw more freely, add fine detail and create pieces that still feel personal and full of character.

With polymer clay, I create handmade earrings that are lightweight, colourful and full of personality. I love the freedom this process gives me to play with shape, texture and tiny details to make each piece feel special.

Some of my pieces start with traditional sketching and painting, created by hand using pencils, pens and paints. I love this method for the texture, detail and personal feel it brings, making each piece a little unique.

Jesmonite is a smooth, stone-like material that I use to create handmade homeware such as trays, coasters, trinket dishes and decorative pieces. I love how playful the process is, from mixing colours and pigments to creating marbled, terrazzo and one-of-a-kind finishes.

3D printing lets me turn ideas into real objects, creating fun, practical and decorative designs in a whole new way. It is something I love for the creative freedom it offers, especially when experimenting with colour, shape and playful little details.

Digital design lets me experiment with layout, colour and typography to create prints inspired by the places, hobbies and little details I love. It is a flexible process that helps me turn ideas into bright, playful finished pieces which will look beautiful in your home!