I am a recent graduate of Norwich University of the Arts with an interest in both fiction and non-fiction book illustration. I specialise in dark subject matter, exploring themes of horror, science-fiction and liminal environments. I constantly strive to find new methods of conveying emotion through my work.

My time at university has allowed me to develop my confidence with working as part of a team and has helped me enhance my skills with Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. Working on briefs at university whilst taking on commission work has allowed me to work effectively when handling multiple projects, and therefore I can meet tight deadlines without issue.

An illustration based on the short story ‘Here There be Tygers’ by Stephen King. Produced with charcoal and graphite, it depicts the titular tiger lurking around the corner of the toilet.
An illustration based on the horror story ‘The Raft’ by Stephen King, depicting a car parked in front of a lake with a small raft in the distance.
A charcoal illustration based on ‘The Mist’ by Stephen King, depicting the mist beginning to creep underneath a shutter.
A charcoal and carbon pencil illustration based on the horror story ‘Gramma’ by Stephen King, depicting the titular grandmother lying dead on her bed.
A graphite and carbon pencil illustration based on the science-fiction horror story ‘Beachworld’ by Stephen King, depicting the character Rand hypnotised by the sand.