After researching and brainstorming, I will sketch out my ideas on paper with a 3B pencil. I will then photograph my sketches and clean them up in procreate.

I work with both physical watercolour and digital watercolour (in procreate)often depending on practicality. I use a very similar layering technique either way.

I then take my scanned files or procreate files into photoshop and prepare them for various product uses such as wrapping paper, cards, stickers.etc

HERE is a blog post detailing my design process.

Sustainability is very important to me so I try to make as much as possible in my home studio using recycled or FSC certified card & archival inks. For anything I can’t produce in house, I use professional printers here in the UK who source their materials from UK paper mills.

My embroidery kits are made in collaboration with Bothy Threads, a manufacturer based in Cumbria, UK.

Over many years I have refined my packaging to be as environmentally friendly and practical as possible. This is always evolving and however currently-

Wrapping paper comes folded and protected in a

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