My work is a love letter to noticing: the magical in-between spaces, the seasonal shifts, the tiny abundant details of hedgerows. Where biology meets illustration meets folklore - celebrating the wild world that's truly astounding, deeply humbling, and worth protecting.

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Everything I make is an invitation to pause. To really see. To remember that wonder lives in wild margins and the creatures we walk past every day.

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I work across scales and materials: large-scale outdoor murals that become part of communities. Garden spikes and ornaments in weathering corten steel - foxes, wrens, moths, wildflowers that settle into your borders and change with the seasons. Brass works for indoors - protective plants from British folklore, cut from warm metal that catches light and casts shadows. Illustration and lino-cut prints where the stories begin. And tiny versions of the bigger pieces - seeds of threshold magic you can hold in your hand.

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Different methods, same spell: notice the hedgerow, honour the folklore, remember the wonder.

From 12-metre murals to brass botanicals that fit in your palm - it's all about bringing you back to the magic that's right on your doorstep.