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Prints

Printmaking is used as a way to transform drawings; there is a consistent play between transitory, quick drawings, often from observation, and measured, considered printmaking.

To My Love [≤A5 photopolymer etchings] 2025

Rushdie and Melchor; Metamorphosis
[photopolymer etching] 2025

Observational Etchings
[intaglio] 2021/22


Zoophytes [cyanotype] 2020 ongoing

Collaborative Etching [intaglio etching, collaboration with Connie Ashford] 2022

A Dog’s Ear [various] 2022

Film: Drawing -> Printing [various] 2023 ongoing


Toni Morrison Mouth Full of Blood Promotional Film [collaborative collagraph animation] 2020

Rushdie and Melchor; Metamorphosis
[photopolymer etching]
2025

Inspired by The Satanic Verses and Hurricane Season, this series explores transformation through fragmented, dreamlike creatures. Combining spontaneous collage with traditional printmaking, the works embrace fluidity and play—blurring the line between the imagined and the real

To My Love
[≤A5 photopolymer 
etchings]
2025

A series of etchings that subvert traditional romantic and kitsch Valentine’s imagery through collage and combined animal forms. Familiar, cutesified symbols are distorted to explore themes of transformation, desire, and the uncanny


One Day We’ll Move Back To The Sea [A1 print] 2022

Observational Etchings
[intaglio]
2022

Etching from observation on pre-prepared plates is a process enjoyed for its contradiction; where fleeting moments become permanent incisions. 


Girls watching television

Sunbathers

 Holiday diptych


Bookbinders



Zoophytes
[cyanotypes]
2023

A series of cyanotypes using collages from archive images and found elements.
 


Collaborative Etchings
[intaglio etchings, collaboration with Connie Ashford]
2022


Generated by switching plates back and forth, three creatures are created. An exercise in loosening control and playing with the expectations of the traditional etching process.





A Dog’s Ear
[intaglio etching/letterpress/monotype/cyanotype]
2022


A Dog’s Ear seeks to expand what it means to illustrate the written word. Culminating in a printed book, various print techniques were used throughout to realise the ‘dog’s ears’ of the books read in the previous year.





‘it took a day to dismantle Lily’s existence’ [six plate intaglio etching]




‘if you eat fish in a dream, does it count? Does it mean you’ve eaten fish?’
[cyanotype animation]







‘happy one moment and the next like crying’
[letterpress series]

‘the terrible fanged open mouth of the sea dragon’
[hand-painted monotype]

‘I forced a smile / to this day, I find it hard to gaze directly at people like Hassan, people who mean every word they say’
[intaglio etchings] 



‘she transformed into something else: a lizard or a rabbit, which scurried away and took cover in the heart of the bush’
[photo-polymer etching]


Film: Drawing -> Printing
[various]
2023 ongoing

A continual practice, of graphic recording whilst watching films, is reimagined through the use of printmaking. Echoing the sentiment of A Dog’s Ear, the work seeks to investigate what it means to ‘illustrate’ popular texts.



Melancholia, Lars Von Trier [monotype]





Babylon, Damien Chazelle [monotype]




Shiva Baby, Emma Seligman [pastel in sketchbook]









Blonde, Andrew Dominik [carbon paper in sketchbook]




Blonde, Andrew Dominik [monotype]



Banshees of Inisherin, Mark McDonagh [carborundum etching]

Banshees of Inisherin,
Mark McDonagh [monotype]





Toni Morrison Mouth Full of Blood Promotional Film
[collaborative collagraph animation]
Collaboration with Cicely Pilkington, Madeleine Desalu and Rebecca Knight
2020

Stop frame animation of collagraph print. As part of a live brief for Vintage Publishing to make a promotional film based on Toni Morrison’s Mouth Full of Blood, a group of four of us made the above 30 second promotional film.