Beasley Street
The cover of a mini publication interpreting John Cooper Clarke's "Beasley Street". I made the paper out of free newspapers and printed it DIY at home using only letraset, collage, and my scanner.
A jack of many trades, master of none, I'm a visual explorer in thinking, making, and curating. Professionally I am en route to being a tattoo artist; other than that, I barely fit in a category of art or topic, though I've been very taken by visual research into food, cooking, and kitchens. I believe in multidisciplinary work and value collaborative and active projects, and I am always open to working on exhibitions, events, and anything that centres around community and a joy in making.
I'm intuitive, I make books, draw, work with fashion, perform, host, mould strange ceramics, organise creative events, and I'm keen on any skilled trade and grassroots project. Contact me to connect.
The cover of a mini publication interpreting John Cooper Clarke's "Beasley Street". I made the paper out of free newspapers and printed it DIY at home using only letraset, collage, and my scanner.
A ceramic plate set with four main plates that slot into each other to form a sharing platter.
A voucher I designed to be printed and used for Cafe Kino in Stokes Croft.
A little look at some of my work exhibited at D-Unit in January 2023 with my art collective Dirty Spread Collective. The front white shirt, a piece about non-binary identity, and the crotchet garment on the wall.
A poster I designed for a tattoo guest spot at Nice and Good Tattoo in Easton, Bristol. This poster was for social media use only.
I started a series of photos (here: Phoebe R.) to showcase placement concepts for my tattoo designs. This is a favourite, a still life enlarged as a back piece. The aim is to suggest placements to potential customers.