Hello!
Let’s go tilt at windmills
We’ll spend ~20,000 hours at school, and a further ~80,000 at work. My goal is to help people do more of what makes them happy by doing more of what makes me happy.
I make books, boxes and printed objects – drawn less by formal training than by an insatiable curiosity about what happens when ideas from different disciplines collide. Largely self-taught and unafraid to experiment, I like work that is playful and imaginative on the surface, with something stranger and darker running underneath.
I use my experience as a digital producer and creative consultant in my teaching, with a particular interest in how games, puzzles and storytelling can make the process of creating things genuinely good for you.
Blog
- A collagerieThis week’s MQ Art Club was one of my favourite sessions with this particular group – exploring patterns, stencils, and collage. Together we produced what I will term a ‘collagerie’ of patchwork folks…
- Remastered/ Re-Arrangements in R MinorA space to spark my creativity and create sparks for others.
- Story box(es)It’s been another long hiatus, for which I can only apologise to my solitary reader. I’ve been busy elsewhere but – as with many people – realising that the internet… Read more: Story box(es)
About

MQ Art Club for children
Creativity club for years 4-6 focusing on creative play, storytelling, and collaboration through arts, crafts, and games.

Book arts and bookbinding workshops
Workshops for adults that introduce the basics of book arts and bookbinding.

Book arts and ephemera
Visual stories and structures that surprise and play with form.
What attendees are saying – Children
Sophie (year 6)“I like the amazing activities at this art club. They are fun, creative and interesting. I also love seeing all my friends. I think this is a great art club.”








