This is part of my final outcome in response to my theme “What’s in the Ocean?”. It’s a page from a book I created about overfishing, which presents information through facts, and tells a story through the imagery in the book to make the information accessible to a wide audience.

Previously studied at: Cardinal Newman Catholic School and Sixth Form College

Progressing to: Kingston University to study Illustration Animation

This was a piece I did for my house project where i started doing a lot more digital work and i began working in illustrator creating vector artwork. This was a big step in my art path and it is where I was beginning to find my style.

Previously studied at: BHASVIC

Progressing to: Kingston University to study Illustration

My "Escape" poster explores topical subjects: mental health, the environment and how the natural world helps improve our wellbeing. The image depicts a woman morphed into a cliff-face, seemingly in despair, 'drowning' in the river, her tears feeding the waterfall. Her back is turned away from the overbearing rock-face, representing the world that is crushing her. The orange represents hope and a brighter horizon. Nestled in her back/cliff-face is the seedpod inspired wellbeing pod/escape I designed for anyone struggling with life/COVID-19. Also providing an education function, raising awareness of the environment, especially endangered species and threatened habitats such as rainforests.

Previously studied at: BHASVIC

Progressing to: I have recently secured a job with a leading firm of architects in London and have been accepted on the four year BA (Hons) Architectural Apprenticeship scheme at London South Bank University. My aim is for this to lead onto a Masters degree in architecture and ultimately me becoming a chartered architect.

One of my FMP posters advertising the end of lockdown; glorifying it like a holiday. It is titled: "Enjoy the Beach Again!"

Previously studied at: Blatchington Mill School & Sixth Form College

Progressing to: Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge

This is the cover artwork for a book I made about a Brazilian folklore story. The story is about a man who is secretly a dolphin and finds a girl who likes him.

Previously studied at: The Holy Trinity CE School, Crawley

Progressing to: University of Brighton to study Animation

My aim for this project was to explore the ideas of mental stability through a surrealist lens, using my experience of dissociation to illustrate the fear and confusion connected with this mental health condition. I used circus as a physical concept to centre my project around, as circus is a grounding technique for me. This poster advertising my fantasy circus reflects that escapism I feel from circus.

Previously studied at: Hove Park School

Progressing to: I will be taking a gap year before going on to study illustrations at UWE Bristol.

This is a mixed media painting I made for a project on my home. Looking at the theme of mess and clutter and a battle between chaos and order.

Previously studied at: Varndean College

Progressing to: Manchester Metropolitan University to study Fine Art

My Project is a response to the modern wellness industry. The main areas I researched into were crystal healing products, and other alternative wellness products/practices. I came across the controversial ‘Goop’ brand, a pivotal point in my Project, and from there I decided I wanted my FMP to expose some of the negative sides of this booming market, for instance crystal mining and the human rights violations and environmental destruction that happens as a result of it. My final piece is in the form of a ceramic pot that is illustrated with conceptual imagery responding to my research on the industry.

Previously studied at: BHASVIC

Progressing to: The University of Edinburgh to study Chemistry

My Final Major Project is called “The Sixth Mass Extinction” It is a manifestation of the existential dread many feel when considering the issue of climate change.

Click here to view images This piece is roughly 40x30 cm in size.

Previously studied at: The College of Richard Collyer, Horsham

Progressing to: Manchester Metropolitan University to study Illustration with Animation

This piece was made with 5 layers of stencil and acrylic airbrush for my FMP on censorship in cartoons. In the piece I experimented with how elements such as colour and style can be used to obscure an underlying narrative. I was inspired by the way classic cartoons could create a vibrant and friendly atmosphere to camouflage and soften controversial content such as sex and violence. I wanted to demonstrate how a concept such as greed could be communicated and promoted as a positive thing through my use of colour and childlike design.

Previously studied at: BHASVIC

Progressing to: Kingston University to study Illustration and Animation

The theme for my FMP was the past and present of Pompeii, bringing attention to the lives of the people and animals who died. For part of my project I made a series of lino prints of the ruins with Vesuvius in the background.

Previously studied at: Varndean College

Progressing to: Nottingham University to study History and Ancient History

This piece depicts actress Kirsten Dunst as Marie Antoinette in Sofia Coppola’s film “Marie Antoinette”. My work was in response to the fashion and beauty of the French Revolution, particularly how it has inspired pop culture today. The piece was created on Procreate.

Previously studied at: BHASVIC

Progressing to: Kingston University to study Fashion Communication and Promotion