I’m a wildlife artist creating expressive, contemporary work that captures the energy, spirit and character of animals beyond pure realism.

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Using spray paint and mixed media, I build and strip back layers to create movement, texture and depth. My work is often recognised for its bold mark-making, raw edges and vibrant, unexpected use of colour.

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My connection to animals started early, growing up surrounded by rescue dogs, cats and other animals. After competing at British Olympic, Commonwealth and World Championship swimming trials, a trip to South Africa reignited that connection and ultimately led me back to painting.

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I began my professional art career in 2020 and have since focused on using my work as a vehicle for conservation. In 2025 alone, my artwork raised over £30,000 to support wildlife initiatives.

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I work closely with organisations including WWF, The Big Cat Sanctuary and Tusk, creating pieces that not only connect people to wildlife but contribute directly to protecting it.

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My aim is simple: to create work that makes people feel something and use that connection to drive real impact for the animals that need it most.

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