A bit about me…

I’m a creative person with a love for Art & Design, Music, and House Plants. Life pretty much revolves around these things, whether that’s working on something visual, digging through vintage markets, or trying to keep plants alive. Outside of work, a lot of time is spent at art exhibitions, record fairs, and playing vinyl at local pubs as part of a record group.

There’s something special about curating music that doesn’t get much mainstream attention and creating chilled, low-pressure listening spaces.

Learning has always been a big part of life, which is probably why going back to university (again!) felt like the right move. Right now, most weekends are taken up by a part-time BA in Visual Communications and a Master’s in User Experience Design.

The path hasn’t been straightforward, but when is it ever? Coming from a working-class background, it’s impossible not to notice how social structures shape opportunities. That awareness feeds into everything—whether it’s design, accessibility, or just finding ways for people to connect more easily. Being neurodivergent (ADHD & Dyslexia) also plays a big part in how the world is experienced and how creativity is approached. At the end of the day, it’s all about creating, exploring, and connecting—whether through visuals, music, or simply putting on a record and letting it set the mood.