My illustrative practice is largely figurative, exploring themes including queer experiences of the body, eroticism, the internet, technology, and digital culture through an inquisitive and playful approach to both subject and medium. I have a particular interest in printmaking; my projects this year have included screenprinting, cyanotype, linocut, risograph and monoprint. Recently, I've been interested in how different processes leave their individual mark and how the image is changed by nature of the process.
Alongside my personal illustrative practice, this year I have involved myself in the local nightlife scene, organising, marketing and designing for independent events such as TRANS/CENDENCE, a fundraiser for trans mutual aid. These projects tied into my interest in graphic design, also shown in my two publications, G*NDERSHIT and A World of Plenty. My strong belief in the importance of underground queer media and less mainstream perspectives is another thread running through my work. I strive to depict unsanitised gay and trans experiences, not shying away from the erotic or conflicting. These are often expressed with dynamic linework, a sense of humour, and a lot of pink.
