I'm a print & textile designer with experience in the womenswear and homeware sectors. I received my BA in fine arts and sustainable fashion and fine art from New York University and my MA in art & science from Central Saint Martins. My work involving textiles and scent received the The Daniel Ford Award for Innovation at the Central Saint Martins MA Degree Show in 2017. I was subsequently selected to participate in an artist residency in Japan at The Kyoto Saga University, where my practice explored scent and textiles in Japanese culture.

 

I use both hand-drawn and digital techniques to create placement prints and repeat patterns, through which I've developed a keen eye for aesthetics, colours, and textures that resonate with clients and customers. Over the years, I’ve honed my skills in print development, pattern design, colourway generation, and creating cohesive collections that cater to different markets.

 

In addition to taking on client work, I also run my own womenswear and jewellery brand, Smelly Projects, centred around bright prints and high quality craftsmanship.