A creatives journey.

Making sense of the world lived in my fingertips. While I dreamed and imagined other realities, I revelled in the details around me, learning my own way to speak what words couldn’t adequately express. Each step unknowingly wore a path through unconventional experiences, each becoming a building block in my creative intuition. A spark would grow into an idea, becoming a project that gathered momentum until it took on a life of its own, in turn weaving itself into mine.

Parallel to my personal practice, my 15-year career has moved between theatre, film and fantastical events. As creative industries continue to evolve, my focus has shifted towards the human element of each project rather than solely the work itself. I strongly believe in cultivating a healthy working life alongside other creatives. This alchemy is evident in the final product, but also strengthens the quality and longevity of sustainable creative practices.

A person wearing a high, furry, multicolored hat that covers most of their face, decorated with numerous chains, beads, and sequins hanging from it and their shoulders, against a background of dark green foliage.
SKILLS & TOOLS

Textile Techniques

All yarn and protein fibre processes, loom weaving, embroidery, beading, dyeing, hand sewing, pattern manipulation, leatherwork

Costume & Production

Costume and prop construction, maintenance, fittings, wardrobe management, on-set support, breakdown, fast paced environments

Software

Adobe Creative Suite, Procreate, MS Office, Google Suite, AI, Affinity Photo & Designer, Nero & similar workspaces

Other

Photography, drawing, illustration, organisation, communication, tattooing, construction, woodworking, plastics

A black and white illustration of a dog with a bone in its mouth, sitting on a grassy patch with a tree and a house in the background.
A black and white illustration of a dog with a bone in its mouth, sitting on a grassy patch with a tree and a house in the background.
A list titled 'What I Do' with icons and descriptions for each activity: a grid for 'Technique & Material Exploration,' a needle and thread for 'Hand Finishing & Embellishment,' a sewing machine for 'Industrial Machining & Processing,' an eye for 'Costume Coordination & Workroom Management,' three people for 'Team Leadership & Mentoring,' and a light bulb for 'Concept Development & Design.'