I spent the early part of last year working on a picture book with Jellycat. This was our first collaboration, and it was really unique for me because it was an illustrated story featuring one of their soft toy creations- Finnegan Frog! It’s difficult to go into any depth about the whole process behind a project on social media, so I thought I’d share something a little more substantial here.

I recently had the privilege of creating a personalised map for Louise and Tom’s wedding, and this was a very lovely commission indeed.

Last year, I was commissioned By Talking Tables to create a MEGA 1000 piece world map jigsaw puzzle…

This year, I worked with the charity All We Can to create some bespoke Christmas card designs. These cards form part of their ‘Extraordinary Gifts’ campaign, which is a great option if you fancy giving someone something a little bit different this year.

I really love making wedding stationery. Last weekend was the utterly joyful wedding of Gemma and Daniel, and I thought I’d share some illustrated goodies from their day. This happens to be the tenth custom wedding stationery set I’ve worked on, and each has been completely unique to the couple.

For a while, I’ve been dreaming about having a decent chunk of time to work on personal projects and experiment for myself, rather than for client work.

In February, I was contacted by an Environmental Graphic Designer to illustrate a piece of wall art for a new dining hall space at the University of Oregon. The brief was to create a painterly map of the Willamette River, with lovely spot illustrations of local food, nature and activities dotted around the design.