Rainforest themed layers of paper-cuts in a hand-made light-box frame, for the window display of Milgi lounge, Cardiff
Rainforest themed layers of paper-cuts in a hand-made light-box frame, for the window display of Milgi lounge, Cardiff
One layer of a series of rainforest themed paper-cuts in a hand-made light-box frame, for the window display of Milgi lounge, Cardiff
Detail of paper-cut in a handmade light-box frame, inspired by Indian culture and made for the window display of Milgi lounge, Cardiff
Detail of paper-cut in a hand made light-box frame, inspired by Indian culture and made for the window display of Milgi lounge, Cardiff
Detail of paper-cut in a hand made light-box frame, inspired by Indian culture and made for the window display of Milgi lounge, Cardiff
Paper-cut in a handmade light-box frame inspired by Indian culture, made for the window display of Milgi lounge, Cardiff 
sketchbook drawing of an old vietnamese woman
Moveable clockwork crocodile shadow puppet for a steam-punk themed adaption of Peter Pan at the Harlequin Theatre, Northwich (12th - 15th December, 2012)
Shadow puppets for a steam-punk themed adaption of Peter Pan at the Harlequin Theatre, Northwich (12th - 15th December)
sketchbook work based on freedom and oppression expressed through dance
detail of dancers in motion
Book jacket design for Roald Dahl’s collection of short stories, ‘Kiss Kiss’ Images inspired by… (front cover) ‘Genesis and the Catastrophe’; a story about a mother praying for the survival of her premature baby, which is revealed to be the future Adolf Hitler (spine) ‘The Champion of the World’; revolves around the son of a pheasant poacher (back cover) ‘Royal Jelly’; unwitting parents turn their child into a bumblebee by feeding her too much Royal Jelly Honey
Design for a cover of Joseph Conrad’s ‘Heart of Darkness’ Oil pastel, acrylic and gold paint on brown paper “And outside, the silent wilderness surrounding this cleared speck on the earth struck me as something great and invincible, like evil or truth, waiting patiently for the passing away of this fantastic invasion” - Joseph Conrad
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