My drawing practice has developed organically as a meditative and therapeutic process. I work within the confines of pen, pencil and paper. My work is a result of a focus on the process of drawing itself, rather than setting out with an intended goal. 

A selection of poster and flyer designs for various tours, launch parties and events. I enjoy working within minimalist confines, subtly blending analogue imagery, hand drawn elements and digital media. 

Art direction and design for records in both physical and digital formats. Including package design for a limited Dinked Edition release featuring a rounded corners record sleeve, bonus 7” and zine. 

Selected zines and books designed and produced to accompany a series of physical releases by White Flowers. The publications serve as a documentation of various writings, drawings and photographs produced parallel to the process of making each record. Featuring additional illustrations, handwriting and additional photographs by Katie Drew. 

My work using moving images often involves a collage like approach, blending and layering found footage with self-shot footage, ofen filmed on my phone, alongside 35mm photographs and Polaroids. I am interested in the overlap between analogue and digital and how they can be blurred together using the most widely available, often free to use video editing software. As well as producing music videos I also create visuals for live peformances. 

Alongside my main musical project White Flowers, I have produced a catlogue of work under my own name and have worked as a session musician, remixer and sound designer for various other projects. As a sound designer and composer I was commissioned by MOTH Quantum to create a collection of experiments built around testing a newly developed software synth (Actias) that utilises quantum computing principles. The music was also used to soundtrack an experimental quantum film (‘Quantum Splash’ by Freddie Sanders) which was commissioned to celebrate the Bradford Quantum Hackathon by an organising group comprising the University of Bradford, Quantinuum, Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture and Aqora, in support of the UNESCO International Year of Quantum.