Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Selected illustrations and patterns are available for licensing across publishing, apparel, packaging, stationery, and product collaborations.

Not at the moment, but I still have a selection of enamel pins, notebooks, bandannas, and art prints available from time to time. Some of my products are also stocked by selected retailers and independent shops. If you’re looking to get your hands on some beautifully weird, nature-inspired goods, feel free to reach out and I can point you in the right direction.

Yes, I take on freelance and commissioned projects throughout the year, including murals, branding illustration, packaging, editorial work, merchandise, and large-scale artwork.

Both, but for most commercial projects I do digital raster illustration, using a tablet to draw directly onto the screen. I do also work in vector if requested to do so and screen print loads of self initiated projects and paint murals.

I work across a range of industries that use illustration to communicate ideas visually, including publishing, branding and advertising, hospitality, retail, and education. I also collaborate with product-based businesses on packaging, surface pattern design, and merchandise, as well as working on murals for commercial and public spaces. My work is especially suited to projects that need nature-inspired illustration with a strong visual identity.

Yes, while my work has a recognisable thread running through it, I adapt my illustration style depending on the project. Some of my favourite Jobs have been in vastly different styles than this portfolio. It keeps work fresh and interesting. feel free to reach out if you want to see something specific. I do all do Vector illustration if needed.

Yes. Alongside illustration, I also work across graphic design, layout, packaging, branding support, typography, and product design. My background in visual communication design means I’m comfortable helping projects come together as a complete visual experience rather than just supplying artwork in isolation.

I try to create work that feels playful, detailed, and alive, somewhere between nature documentary, storybook illustration, and band poster energy. I’m interested in making nature feel emotional, strange, and memorable rather than purely decorative.

An illustrator creates custom artwork that communicates ideas, stories, or messages for use in books, branding, packaging, advertising, murals, and digital media. They translate concepts into visual form, often working with clients, designers, or publishers to develop imagery that supports a specific purpose or audience. ​ Illustration can also extend into areas like surface pattern design, editorial illustration, and product artwork, depending on the project and industry.