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Art of the Week: He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not
We've all played that quiet childhood game — plucking petals one by one, whispering the words into the air and hoping the last one lands on the answer we want. It's a ritual as old as longing itself: a small, tender act of surrendering your fate to a flower. When I created He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not, I wanted to take that familiar game of affection and doubt and bring it into a surreal, living world — where the flower doesn't just hold the answer, but holds a... Read more...
Art of the Week: Bitter Sweet
“Let them eat cake.” It’s one of the most famous, misunderstood lines in history — an emblem of detachment, indulgence, and ultimate ruin. When I sat down to create “Bitter Sweet,” I wanted to take that phrase and turn it inside out. What if the royal figurehead wasn’t just offering the cake, but was made of it? What if the consumer became the consumed? Enter Queen Lady Antoinette: half-aristocrat, half-confection, and completely trapped in her own decadent nightmare. At first glance, Lady Antoinette embodies the lavish opulence of the 18th-century... Read more...
Art of the Week: The Chrysalis — A Tribute to My Mum, My Soul Mate
Five years ago, my world was reshaped forever, and though time moves on, the ache of missing my beautiful mum never truly fades. I created this print, “Chrysalis,” in her honour as a visual piece of my heart — capturing her fierce battle, the pain we endured, the strength she showed, and the ultimate transformation of a soul breaking free from suffering. My mum had always been my rock, my greatest supporter, and my safe place, but when illness struck, our roles swapped and it was my turn to be... Read more...
Art of the Week: A Symphony of My Favourite Things
A Symphony of My Favourite Things I wanted to create a piece that felt entirely mine, so I surrounded myself with the aesthetics that bring me the most comfort and joy. First, there is the colour palette. I have always found emerald green to be a deeply emotive, almost magical colour. It hums with life and mystery. Contrast that with the profound depth of black — which I believe contains all colours — and you have the perfect, striking backdrop for the story I want to tell. Then, there are... Read more...
Art of the Week: Emotionally Scarred — The Moment She Kept Her Promise
A raw, personal piece created in the immediate aftermath of losing my Nana Harriet — every detail of Emotionally Scarred tells a story of grief, love, and a promise kept. Read more...
Art of the Week: Among Friends - One of My First Digital Pieces
Among Friends: One of My First Digital Pieces I wanted to share a look back at one of the first digital pieces I ever created. Pop culture is absolutely flooded with male vampires — you see them everywhere. I really wanted to bring another female vampire into existence, but I didn't want her to feel like a cliché. Instead of the usual brooding or upright poses, I thought it would be fun to flip things around — literally — and have her hanging upside down like a bat. Because I... Read more...
Art of the Week: Drama Queen - Stay Away From Rusty Garden Shears
This week's piece is called Drama Queen — and there's a story behind it that I've been wanting to share. A little while ago, I injured my finger in a bad gardening accident. It was terrifying, because it was the middle finger on my right hand — and yes, I'm right-handed. The thought of not being able to hold a pen again was genuinely one of the scariest things I've faced. Some of my family — my brother especially — lovingly called me a drama queen for how frightened I... Read more...
Art of the Week: Remember Me Rose — A Tribute to Mum
A deeply personal tribute piece created in loving memory of my mum — every detail of Remember Me Rose tells a story of love, roots, and an unbreakable family bond. Read more...
Art of the Week: The Poisoned Apple — A Dark Fairytale Reimagined
We all know the classic Snow White story — the shiny red apple, the deep sleep, and the prince swooping in to save the day. It's a sweet story. But honestly? It always felt a little too neat and safe to me, even when I was a kid. My childhood brain ended up rewriting that whole scene in a way that was way more hardcore. Instead of her just taking a bite and drifting off into a magical nap, I used to imagine that she was actually impaled on the... Read more...
Art of the Week: Girl with Butterflies & Beetles — A Love Letter to Lynsey
Welcome back to another installment of Art of the Week. This week's featured art print is one of the most deeply personal piece's I have ever shared with you so far. It is a work poured entirely from my heart, created in loving memory of my childhood best friend, Lynsey, who sadly passed away in 2023. Growing up, Lynsey and I were completely inseparable — we were as thick as thieves. If you wanted to find Lynsey, you just had to look for me, and vice versa. We grew up... Read more...
Art of the Week: Botanical Banquet — The Plant That Started It All
This piece started with a conversation with my sister. She mentioned she had bought a Venus flytrap, and that was enough to get my imagination going. The image popped straight into my head and stayed there all day until I finally sat down and made it. I've always loved Venus flytraps because they already look strange and unreal, like something from a film. As soon as I imagined this giant plant standing beside a small, calm little girl, I instantly thought of Little Shop of Horrors and Audrey II. There's... Read more...
Art of the Week: Birdie — Where Surrealism Meets the Garden
When I created this piece, I kept thinking about people who feel more at home in quiet places than crowded ones. I wanted her to feel gentle and withdrawn, but not lonely in a sad way. More like someone who has built her own little world where she feels safe. The birdhouse became the perfect symbol for that. Instead of showing her face, I wanted her hidden inside this tiny home, almost as if she's become part bird herself. The birds gather around her naturally, without fear, and that felt... Read more...