On Point Brew Co.

This mural was a WECA-funded project. The aim was to upscale my mural practice, and I found this lovely big wall at On Point Brewery in Bedminster (Bristol) spanning 46ft wide. 

I was given full creative freedom by Ollie, the owner, and wanted to incorporate some illustrated characters and bold colours with elements of the brewery. 

To bring the project to life, I teamed up with Madelaine Grady-Walsh (@grady.grafica) to create a short film which captures the entire process perfectly. 

I’m super happy with how it turned out!


Watch the final movie here ︎︎︎

Total Boardom

Myself and 30 other artists were asked to create a piece relating or boards or being bored.  I decided to paint ‘Lazy Susan’ on a Lazy Susan for the final exhibition at Espacio Gallery, Bethnal Green. 

I really enjoyed the process, especially the physical aspect of painting on a spinning canvas. It was amazing to see such a variety of ideas and outcomes at the private view.

This event was created and organised by Ollie Terry (@ollieterry_illustration) who I met at the London Illustration Fair, 2023.

Watch my process video ︎︎︎


















︎︎︎ Lazy Susan was shown again at my Open Studios along with two other prints

WOM Collective Paint Jam

Myself and @dorje.uk were invited to join WOM collective’s wom/man mixed pairs paint jam in Stratford, London. We painted hoarding which surrounded the Lighthouse and Gardens Community Centre along with 20+ other pairs.

The theme was ‘Unity’ and we were given a colour palette. I really enjoyed seeing such a variety of styles tied together by a theme, and the different approaches and use of colour. 

It was a challenge to merge our styles together into one cohesive piece, but we learned a lot and were over the moon with how it turned out.  

WOM collective are a grassroots collective of female street artists
that supports women’s visibility and growth through paint jams and exhibitions.

I had an amazing experience and really hope to work with them again in the future ︎

FInd out more about WOM Collective ︎︎︎

︎︎︎ Artwork from  @elnoart @mister.tris @portugeezer_raq @arkasland @mjlindo @joshuathelawyer @bjornscribbles @ellespaint

Bristol’s Smallest Street Art Festival

In this project, organised by Rosa (@rtiiika), we aimed to transform a simple, often overlooked residential alleyway into a vibrant passageway that people of all ages could enjoy. Knowing that this space served not only as a part of the neighborhood but also as a daily commute route for many locals, I wanted to create something that would lift the mood of those passing through, making each walk or bike ride a little brighter.  


Read more and watch the after video ︎︎︎

Mural for Dylan

This mural was a continuation of the design which I painted at Yardworks (below).

Dylan’s housemates and best friends invited me to paint a similar design in their house as a memorial, which was a massive honour.

I had to think a little differently about the colours, and used much softer tones that wouldn’t look too harsh in a living room. 

︎︎︎ Again, Dylan and his artwork were a huge inspiration for the design. You can see the mural that he painted in the room next door.

Mural Assist - Eastside Community Project

It was a pleasure to assist Molly Mural (@mollymural) on this huge community mural in Easton. 

The design was created through collage workshops which Molly hosted with the community, and executed with stencils, tape and spray paint. I really loved seeing Molly’s process, which is very relaxed and abstract. 

︎︎︎ Here’s a small selection of photos and a front cover feature in my local magazine, which was posted through my door..!

Yardworks

Painting at Yardworks was a huge achievement, especially being surrounded by so many artists who idolise.  It really opened my eyes to the nature of graffiti festivals, how they help to nurture artists and give them the time and space to expand their work. This was the biggest piece I had done to date, so I was really grateful to have been given the trust.

The inspiration for my piece was my friend Dylan (Sir Scrub) who sadly passed away a month previous to the festival. He was an incredible illustrator and storyteller, I tried to fuse our work together almost like an imaginary collaboration. 

︎︎︎ A few of my favourite artworks from the weekend by
@katiescottcreative @nut.chi @lindsaygrime @wee.nuls @gent48