"My core values are to make thoughtful, aesthetically pleasing artwork, inspired by nature, which allows creativeness to shine and products to be made with integrity."

"Flowers are my passion, be it their intoxicating scent, the delicacy of a petal or an unforgettable colour. I am in awe of their beauty and the wonders of nature never cease to surprise and delight me. I try to capture the real essence of flowers in my artwork and hope it will create a positive emotional response in your home."

Cyanotypes are one of the oldest photographic printing processes, discovered by scientist, botanist and astronomer Sir John Herschel in 1842. A combination of two chemicals, potassium ferricyanide and ferric ammonium citrate, coated onto paper and exposed to ultraviolet light results in a beautiful Prussian blue negative image. Architects and engineers used this process for reproducing architectural drawings 'blueprints' until advancements in digital technology led to its decline. Over recent years Cyanotypes have increased in popularity and are now enjoying a welcome revival.

The colour blue is calming, relaxing and promotes a soothing feeling of peace.  Blue has a relaxing effect on our psyche and makes us feel confident and secure.  It is seen as trustworthy, dependable and committed.   It is the colour of the ocean and the sky, blue has a constant calming influence in our world.  Blue is the colour of trust and loyalty and is the most universally appealing colour of the spectrum due to it’s non-polarizing traits.

Blue is my favourite colour and I guess this is one of the main attractions I have with cyanotypes.  There is something very satisfying about blue and white; think of white clouds on a summer day in a beautiful blue sky, Wedgwood ceramics, indigo dyed textiles.