Inspiration
As Liverpool emerged from the shadows of the pandemic, I was honoured have the opportunity to hand-paint a huge abstract mural in Liverpool City Centre. I wanted the artwork to be a beacon of hope and creativity after such an isolating and difficult time for many.
I'm absolutely thrilled to share with you all the exciting collaboration I recently had the privilege of being a part of: a collaboration between Jessica Slack Studio, Tag Heuer and Porsche!
At the core of the workshop was a celebration of expressive, intuitive painting; A technique that's been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember.
As an artist, I've always been drawn to the natural world. The way that colours, textures, and shapes blend together in the great outdoors has always captivated me.
As an abstract artist, one of the most exciting aspects of my work is the...
Capturing the essence of a bunch of flowers through impressionist-style brushstrokes, playful colour combinations and experimental marks has been key to this challenge and has hugely influenced the outcome of the floral abstract paintings so far!
Whether you're jumping for joy at the thought of February or you're just happy to have gotten through the dullest month of the year, here's a welcome pop of colour!
ream about being on holiday, dream about the sun, the sea, the sand between your toes, exotic sunsets, unfamiliar architecture and spontaneous adventures.
As a female abstract artist, I have been inspired and motivated by many talented creatives over the years. From painters, musicians and writers to fearless entrepreneurs, these women continuously challenge me to push myself as I go through my art journey.
In a prehistoric sense, red was the colour of blood, fire and raw meat; therefore acting as a warning of immediate danger. It's no surprise that the colour is now synonymous with violence, passion and anger. However, when referring to colour meaning it's so important to bring context into the mix!
