Thought bubble illustration

Published and personal work

I use thought bubbles as a device to illustrate thoughts, memories and feelings. Together, a portrait with a picture in a thought bubble captures a moment-in-time to convey the inner world of my subject. 

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'Addicted to love', 'Lost' and 'Big night in' were included in the Pulp Art group exhibition.

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​Published work:

• 'Look at me know' and 'Eat me' were published in Womanly Magazine, Issue no. 7: S-E-X,  Celebrating the Spectrum: An Issue on Sexual Diversity.

• 'Conjuring animation upon lifeless matter' and 'Big night in' were published in Light and Memory - journal of storytelling - Volume 2, Issue 1

• 'Lost' was published in print and online editions of Womanly Magazine's  Issue no. 5: Stressed Out

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