Slowly starting to integrate more wording and typography into illustrations - for its impact on the message depicted, as well as for its design properties.
font by Madebysté Studio in Genève, Switzerland
the 'be like water' series
The series intends for people to see themselves in the subjects - to feel the movement, intention and direction, as it exists alongside stillness and reflection. The textures within the piece are hand made with ink using a relief printing technique, then digitally used within the illustrations.
'black is the colour' limited edition print
100% of the sales made from this illustration went directly to The Runnymede Trust- a wonderful charity dedicated to research on social justice and racial equality to inform policy.
showcasing community
With each collection of work comes illustrations reflecting the connection black women have with each other.
the 'we were here' series
digital illustrations mixing ink and pencil techniques - playing around with the concept of permanence vs. what can be erased.
memoralising our history
Illustrating artefacts from our past such as this cult ebony magazine cover from 1970
