I’m a colourful, playful illustrator creating work rooted in storytelling, folklore and local culture, from tiny prints and products to huge public art.

After studying architecture, I moved to London to work in graphic design, where I spent several years learning how to build visual worlds for brands and campaigns. I’ve since returned home to Bangor, where I’m building my own illustration studio and making work that brings together my love of drawing, storytelling and the places, people and ideas that inspire me.

My work spans illustration, public art, products, publishing, workshops and creative projects with brands and organisations. I love taking an idea and turning it into something people can see, hold, interact with and remember. Whether that’s a colourful print for your wall, a mural in your town, a story brought to life, or an entire illustrated world.

I’ve worked on everything from brownies to bulldozers, festivals to packaging, and small local projects to large-scale public installations. Whatever the idea, I’m always looking for ways to make it more playful and more memorable.