About :
I’m a contemporary screen-print artist based in South London, working from my studio at Wimbledon Art Studios. I grew up on the South Coast, and it remains my biggest source of inspiration. I create expressive works that capture the movement, energy and atmosphere of the British landscape — from tidal harbours and racing yachts on the Solent to the quiet beauty of gardens and meadows.
Biography: I studied Art Foundation at Falmouth College of Art before earning a degree in Fashion Textiles, specialising in print design, at Winchester School of Art. After over a decade designing prints for the fashion industry, I became a full-time artist in 2023. Since then, I’ve exhibited my work at art fairs and galleries across the UK, including the Affordable Art Fair, OXMarket Contemporary and Chalk Gallery. My original screen prints, limited editions and commissions are held in private collections throughout the UK.
Where you can currently see my work at:
Driftwood Cafe - 44 High St, Emsworth PO10 7AW
Sage & Salt - 4 Swan St, Petersfield GU32 3AD
Riverside Gallery - 36 Barnes High St, London SW13 9LP
Press Cafe - 362 Garratt Ln, London SW18 4ES
Chalks Gallery - 29 St Thomas St, Lymington SO41 9NE
Exhibitions:
2025
Group Show- Emsworth Arts Trail - Emsworth, Hampshire (April/May)
Open Studios - Wimbolden Art Open Studios - Earlsfield, London (May)
Group Exhibition - Affordable Art Fair (March & May)
Chalks Gallery - Lymington - (June - September)
2024
Group Show- Emsworth Arts Trail - Emsworth, Hampshire (April/May)
Group Exhibition - Affordable Art Fair (October)
Chalks Gallery - Lymington - (June - September)
Group Exhibition- Royal Society of Marine Exhibition - The Mall Galleries, London (September)
Group Exhibition - Ox- Market Contemporary Gallery, Chichester (May)
2023
Group Show- Emsworth Arts Trail - Emsworth, Hampshire (April/May)
My Process:
I’ve always loved making things and working with my hands. My process combines painting and screen printing, allowing me to be expressive with colour while keeping the linework in my pieces crisp and defined.
Each artwork begins with a sketch of the scene, often drawn on location, which becomes the foundation of the piece.
I then paint the foreground elements, like the sea, boats, buildings, and greenery, directly onto the mesh of the screen. This technique is called ‘mono screen-printing’ and lets me build up the layers of colour before pushing the colour through the mesh of the screen and onto my canvas. I repeat this process until I am happy with the colour and feel of the piece.
Next, I screen print the sky in a solid block of colour to enhance contrast and bring balance to the composition. Finally, I add my hand-drawn line drawing as the top layer, screen printed to bring the detail to the scene.
I create up to five ‘Painted & Screen-print Variable Editions’ of each scene. While each one shares the same line drawing, the colours, brushwork, tides, seasons and mood vary — making every piece completely unique.
