Fine Lines

I love the idea of using simplicity to hint at complexity, particularly using combinations of primitive shapes to imply greater detail. Previously, I attempted to use generative algorithms to recreate existing artwork with triangles. Impressed with the results, I decided to take this one step further, and reproduce images with something even more primitive - lines.

Evolutionary Art

I’ve loved genetic algorithms ever since first exploring them during my degree; the idea of allowing a population to “evolve” until they produce a suitable solution is something that fascinates me. But until now, all of my existing genetic applications had been to solve more mathematical, academic problems - I wanted to apply the principle to art.

Artificial Brush Strokes

I've spent a fair amount of time trying to emulate physical mediums in generated, digital form, and being honest, it's quite hard. Inevitably, I don't quite achieve the effect that I'm after, but during the process, I often end up with a new and interesting style that I like the look of regardless.

Beating Perfectionism with Life Drawing

I went life drawing for only the second time ever yesterday, and I think I might have found a potential cure to my constant battle with perfectionism. Let me explain…

Homemade cards inspiration

"Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery"

This quote is my justification for ripping off Ruth Jackson's unique card design style to make for my friends and family. It's a quick an easy process, that looks cutesy and artisanal, and the concept can be easily extended to any drawings/ideas.

Designing logos is hard

My Mum is an avid knitter, and she recently decided to start selling all of her excess inventory of baby knitwear. This is a casual venture; she only really needed an Instagram page to market the clothes, and then some business cards to spread the account. Both of these things needed consistent branding and a unique logo - this is where I come in.