About me

I'm a freelance Illustrator and Artist, based in London.

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Projects

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  So Young Magazine - Issue 30Illustration of the band Iceage for So Young Magazine's Issue 30.
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  lark! BakeryIllustrations for lark! Bakery's one-off popup picnic box event with Weinobib, used across the poster and menu design. Poster design by Joe Mortimer and Clara Goodger.
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  Bluewerks Vol. 1: Up Down Left RightCover artwork, and assets for Artist' YouTube videos. Used for digital release across Apple Music and Spotify, for the first volume released under Bluenote Records and Astralwerks Records first ever collaborative series 'Bluewerks'. Volume 1 is titled 'Up Down Left Right', a collection of lo-fi tracks featuring artists tysu, Phlocalyst, Zmeyev, Sebastian Kamae, Saib, G Mills and hiyasu. Creative Direction: Joe Mortimer Animations: Toby Mortimer
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  wePresent x UN #onlytogetherWePresent collaborated with United Nations on their initiative for a worldwide fair vaccination policy, #onlytogether. As part of the collaboration, WePresent asked three artists to share what they're most excited to do when the world opens up again, to share on their Instagram. "When the world opens up, the one thing I can't wait for isn't so much an activity as it is a feeling. I'm so excited for the optimism that will accompany returning to daily life, as well as the freedom to move, experie
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  NO NEW TEE - Clothing CollaborationCollaborative project with independent store & label inNEOSS, and embroidery designer Ellie Sweeney. The project celebrates the renewal of your existing garments, encouraging us to rethink the way we'd like to preserve the clothing that we already own, instead of buying more and sending more to landfill. I designed hand drawn logotype, various characters & NO NEW TEE embroidered mascots to act as visual champions, encouraging you to make more ethical clothing choices.
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  Sanctuary in the city: how urban parks saved our SummerIllustration after reading an article on The Guardian on how urban parks became sanctuary spaces during the Covid-19 pandemic. Access to these bits of green across London have offered many some respite, and room to breathe.

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Projects credited in

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  Untangle Native App LaunchUntangle is a grief support startup with the aim to help people find the emotional, practical and expert tools to help build a life beyond loss. Launched in August 2020, the Untangle app aims to connect users with others who can relate via in-app support chats. The app tackles the emotional side of loss by creating a peer support app. When the user’s sign up, they answer a series of questions that Untangle use to help match them into a group of people who understand them. The focus of the beta
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  Untangle X Sasha Bates InfographicsI was given the task to create a content strategy to promote Untangle’s online grief support service via Instagram. I wanted to create content that didn’t just relate to those who are grieving but spread to the wider audience of family/friends of the ones grieving as well. The idea I came up with was for Untangle to share a mixture of practical and emotional advice on how to support a friend when they lose a loved one. I constructed a collaboration between Lauren Doughty (Untangle’s In-House Ill

Work history

Event ProducerMagCulture
Sep 2020London, United KingdomFreelance
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Visual DesignerUntangle Grief Support
Mar 2020London, United KingdomFreelance

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Skills

• Photoshop
• Illustration
• Adobe Illustrator
• Indesign
• Project Management
• Art
• Art Administration
• Magazine
• Creative
• Research

Education

BA (hons) IllustrationCamberwell College of Arts (UAL)
Sep 2010London, United Kingdom