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Character design and series of illustrations for "Katie The Ordinary Witch" (2008-2011), audiobook story apps sold on iTunes
Client: Storynory

Katie is a 12 year old witch who has to contend with the everyday struggles of seeming ordinary. In the series of audio books, Katie deals with a gossiping cat, falling in love with the new teenage wizard in town, and helping to run her mum's magic shop. 

15 Illustrations for "Katie and the Witches Swap", (2009) audiobook story sold on iTunes
Client: Storynory

Katie and her best friend Isis are very different from one another. Apart from the fact that Katie is a witch, and Isis isn’t, there are many more differences. Isis has a big house, nice clothes, and a very pretty face. Katie is not nearly so well-off in those ways. One day Katie and Isis decide to swap their lives. Katie uses her magic powers for the experiment.
Screenprinted illustrations for the "The Rule of Law for Citizenship Education: International Law and Human Rights" (2017)
Client: The Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law

Illustrations for educational resources for GCSE level students, including subject matter such as the UN and the Security Council, the exercise and abuse of power, the uncertainties of international law on the use of force, child labour, and conflict in countries such as Kosovo, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, and Ukraine. After being introduced to concepts and principles, students have been encouraged to analyse and evaluate issues from for themselves from a legal perspective.
Hand drawn and digital illustrations for the "Magna Carta and The Rule of Law" (2015)
Client: The Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law

It is 1215 in England. Through the eyes of Bardolph the peasant, we experience his struggles with his feudal lord Theobald, and explore the principles of the Magna Carta. Through illustrated activities, background information and an audio slideshow, this teacher and student resource book examines the fundamental values and principles underpinning our justice system and their relevance today to modern day society. The book commemorates 800 years since some of the most important foundations of the British justice system were set up, and one of the first times that power was challenged in the UK. 
 Hand drawn and digital illustration for "The Rule of Law for Key Stage 3 Citizenship Education" (2014)
Client: The Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law

Illustrations for a teacher and KS3 student resource book, focusing on individual rights in contexts such as immigration, criminal justice, diversity at work, right to a fair trial, access to justice, equality before the law and the abuse of power. ​
"Celia at William Anchor Associates", Handbound storybook, diorama boxset, digital surface design and 3D office installation (2009)
"Foundations" exhibition, London College of Communication, University of the Arts, London. Best in Show Award
Take fate into your own hands with this" Choose Your Own Adventure" book. Follow the instructions, step into Celia’s shoes and navigate through her world of digital reality and fantasy in her first architectural job.
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"Alice in Wonderland" boxwork (2008)
Client: Agent Provocateur (competition)
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Alice finds herself literally falling into a reverie of sensual fantasy. Behind the laden table stand the Mad Hatter and March Hare, the glittering clock bearing the perpetual state of "tea o’clock".
Children's illustration commissions in watercolour and pencil (2007)
​Client: Porcupine Prints


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