I’m a London-based freelance multidisciplinary creative working across illustration, motion and design, with over nine years of industry experience.
 

I work independently as an illustrator, using bright colours and typography to create positive, vibrant pieces. Over the years I’ve developed animated visual identities for Transport for London, created community murals with Global Street Art, and produced uplifting artwork for New Balance.
 

Alongside this, I work as a senior motion artist and graphic designer, drawn to playful, energetic, youth-led projects that sit in a similar space to my illustration work. I’ve created animations for BBC documentaries, poster designs for Nike, and worked in-house for companies such as LEGO and Depop.

Having studied Mathematics to degree level before deciding to change discipline and move into the creative industry, I spent just under four years as a technical VFX artist in the advertising division at Framestore. After being made redundant during the pandemic, I transitioned into freelance work and built my practice independently. I tend to describe myself as self-taught, and have spent time mentoring through University of the Arts London and The Arena, supporting others from different disciplines entering the creative industry.