JOSOSICK EP

Honoured to be part of rapper and grime artist JoSoSick’s creative process and asked to illustrate the cover art for his EP titled SickNote, released 20th April 2026. His vision was for a medicine bottle to be pouring out icons and imagery that represents the themes within his music, including women, heart break, toxic traits, drinking, tracksuits, inflatables, grief, messaging, money, and music.

Loved working on this and hoping for more music related briefs this year!

SCIENCE MURAL 🔬🧪🧑‍🔬

As well as teaching myself animation this year, I’ve also been working towards the goal of producing and printing BIG, so I was really excited when the opportunity popped up to create a mural for the science department at Lochinver House School 🔬🧪🧑‍🔬

Whilst not in my personal illustrative style, the opportunity to design, print, and instal this vinyl wall art was a HUGE learning curve, that I’m super grateful for!

I’ve worked on a large scale and in vinyl before, but from the designing, printing, and install, this mural gave me SO many annoying issues that I had to work around, however, despite the frustration, I am actually somewhat glad that these challenges did pop up, as I learnt a lot through them! I’m excited to have this new skill in my creative repertoire and I’m hoping to produce and instal similar pieces, more in my style, in the future. And hopefully next time, I’ll be all the wiser and next time it will be more of a seamless process!

I’ve also got a progress/timelapse video over on Instagram.

Watch this space and get in touch if you’d like to enquire about a big wall art project for your home, school or business!

JESSIE ANIMATION

May I present to you, JESSIE, my last, but by no means least, addition to my first ever animation project ‘Joy in the Journey’

This animation shows my own campervan, a bright orange Volkswagon Transporter making its way through an autumnal woodland scene in the UK to commemorate the season that she become mine!

Despite thinking I had the basics of animating scenes in this way down, this one was really tricky to line up annoyingly... But I got it as good as I could and also added a couple leaves blowing in a wind as a fun extra touch which I love!