Like most artists, my style has changed over the years; ranging from realistic black and white acrylic portraits to large-scale abstract oil paintings, my portfolio encompasses original collections and bespoke commissioned pieces that have catered to briefs, whilst adding my own flair.  ​Most recently I've been focusing on portraits of iconic figures and celebrating all the different art forms that culminate to create memorable and unique characters - be it film, music or art. 

​I was born in South East London, where I studied Art at a small school, but didn't continue following it academically. After going to University and spending some time working in the Alps, I returned to London for work - where I picked up my passion for painting again.  Since then I've been taking commissions whilst selling original works, and have recently taken the leap to painting full-time whilst running Crafternoon. I've had pieces exhibited in galleries in London and was named a Scholar at the Royal Society of Young British Artists. 

I'm a firm believer that painting benefits your mental health and wellbeing, and expressing your creativity is highly undervalued as people grow older. Art, to me, should be accessible to everyone as it's such an important part of culture and society. With no formal training, and not typically fitting into the introverted artist's stereotype, I'm looking to breakdown the barriers and remove the stigma often associated with appreciating Art.