What I did
Students picked characters and elements from their favourite books, which I then incorporated into the overall composition of the mural.
The wall was enormous, the students were amazing and played a huge role painting in the background and details. I simply could not have completed it without their assistance.
I have been working in the creative sector since studying graphic design and illustration at LJMU. I started out painting murals and attending graffiti events – working primarily with spray paint at that time. I would then progress to painting large scale corporate murals once I graduated and began a placement at Nonconform – where I still work today. In my university days, I was often told by tutors that ‘you would never work in an agency’
Hilariously I hated computers whilst at uni, and preferred making everthing from scratch. Even now I try to be as hands on as possible, but obviously using a computer is inevitable with the job I do.
Catching up on posts. This is a very important piece of work. 🧡
I created portraits for @saverauk to remember, empower and support women affected by male violence including survivors of `honour`-based abuse. This image was taken at this years @million_women_rise March & Rally in Central London on International Women`s Day. 8/03/2025 ❤️🧡
Prep drawings and artwork for upcoming exhibition ‘Iconic Women’ @dotartliverpool . I’ve created a set of large scale prints, paying homage to some of my favourite images of female musicians during their break through years. The chosen artists are particularly renowned for their unapologetic attitude and pioneering music. More on this soon. Opens on #valentinesday
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