I have been working on some larger canvases, 100 x 100 cm which I have been really enjoying. Working big is really freeing and it feels open ended, optimistic and like anything is possible. My latest inspiration has been from flowers and wild gardens. I am feeling a spring romance collection coming..

I have been painting like crazy in my new studio. I have three shows booked in this year alongside a handful of commissions that all seem to have come at once. However I have really pushed myself, my work and I am starting to see the results now in the pieces I am working on.

Bigger space & more storage, working bigger, client visits and open studios! I am beyond thrilled and thankful I have found this space to work in and I cannot wait to see what happens next!

a few tips & tricks to help guide you from instagram shots to product photographs for your website. Disclaimer, although I took photography at college I am not a professional, I am only talking through my experience!

I get a lot of questions about my wall easel so here is the low down on how to make one yourself. Firstly I will explain why I have a wall easel. My studio is tiny, it does well for what it’s purpose is for but I could not fit in a free standing easel without losing valuable floor space.