I am an illustrator who specialises in photomontage, using traditional methods of mark making, gathering found ephemera, all of which can then be translated into digital editorial illustrations or into alternative publishing (zines!). My work aims to elevate the narratives given within editorial articles, as well as adding my own creative flair through a little bit of chaos. At current I am particularly interested in working with stories revolving around sociopolitical, environmental, and humanitarian issues, however I am open to exploring new things!

Digital photomontage illustration depicting a person standing on a hill watching a plane take off.

Throughout my final months at NUA I have really taken the time to nurture my visual identity through my project ‘Never mind the oblivion’, where I sought to enlighten those who may not endeavour to engage with current affairs through the use of eye-catching collages. This project has aided me in becoming a confident illustrator ready to take on the world of editorial illustration and beyond.

Digital photomontage illustration depicting a a group of people running, with their heads replaced by items commonly needed by food banks.
Digital photomontage illustration depicting an aggravated face with a vibrant alarm coming out of the head being whispered to by a mouth with ‘Downing Street’ overlayed on top.
Digital photomontage illustration depicting a figure walking through hills with wandering grouse and a branch overhanging which has kestrels sitting on it.
Black and white digital photomontage illustration depicting a waste dump with harmful fumes coming from the waste and birds flying above.