I’m not a master illustrator, but I’ve always been drawn to colour and the way it can bring something to life. Digital illustration gives me the freedom to experiment and interpret what I see in my own way. I love taking inspiration from wildlife and using colour to exaggerate, simplify, or reimagine it. It does not have to be perfect. It just has to feel like an honest expression of what I enjoy.

I wouldn’t say I’m an amazing photographer, but I love it anyway. Photography gives me a reason to slow down and really notice what’s around me. Whether it’s wildlife or a quiet landscape, I enjoy the process of trying to capture something real in that moment. It’s not always perfect, but that is part of it. Being out there, learning, and appreciating nature a little more each time is what keeps me coming back.

Alongside illustration, I explore digital tools and systems that improve how people interact with information and ideas. Projects like My Bookmarks Bar come from this practice, small experiments in reducing digital noise and supporting more intentional browsing. Not the focus of the studio, but part of the same curiosity.