I am a writer and multi-disciplinary artist currently studying a BA in illustration and visual media at UAL, and have just launched my debut fine print publication, ‘One day I could be living again’, which is stocked in Magalleria, MagCulture and the London Review bookshop. It is also a part of the acclaimed national collection at the National Poetry Library.

At UAL, I finished year one with the grades A+ and B+, and was awarded a grant to study a jewellery design course in Rome at IED over the summer, where I made a silver ring and a brass and copper hairpin. In my second year, I have been elected vice president of the Magazine Publishing Society.

At the moment I am searching for representation and am always making more work, including my second poetry publication and my picture book - not to mention drawings, paintings and filmmaking work. Recently, my painting, 'Where the stuffing came out' took part in a Currys advert.

I am a regular contributor to Creative Bloq and have written extensively across Future Publishing’s various UK and US magazines. I have also been published in the BFI's publication, Rife Magazine, as well as gained a selective BFI Academy qualification in documentary filmmaking.

I have been working regularly with the Adobe Suite from an early age and am extremely proficient and experienced in Photoshop, InDesign, Premiere Pro and Media Encoder. I use this software on a daily basis for all my work.