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Press: Pretty Nostalgic Magazine
11 September, 2012 | No Comments »
Thank you to Jo Keeling, editor of the fantastic Pretty Nostalgic magazine for featuring me in an article about indepedent British wallpaper designers.
Pretty Nostalgic is a bi-monthly home and lifestyle magazine focusing on everything that is British. Issue 3 has a whole host of things inside such as articles on soap making, jelly moulds, upcycling and vintage sewing machines.
Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew
18 June, 2012 | 2 Comments »
I recently worked with the buying team at Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew and designed a pink rose illustration and pattern for a new line of confectionery.
Zizzi – York
15 June, 2012 | No Comments »
Back in April I was commissioned by Zizzi to design a wall mural and coordinating wallpaper for their newly refurbished York restaurant. The building is the former Lendal Chapel dating back to 1816, and it still retains many of its original features – one being the 9 metre wide dome which took 6 days up a scaffolding tower to complete painting!
I was inspired by the history of Rowntree’s confectioners who were founded in the city in 1862, as well as the beautiful stained glass rose windows to be found at the York Minster.
Edible Brum Magazine
10 April, 2012 | No Comments »
Earlier this year I met with Alex Claridge of The Warehouse Cafe to discuss ideas for the cover design of a new magazine he was behind, Edible Brum, which celebrates the food related happenings in Birmingham.
Sharing a mutual love for archival botanical illustrations, I set to work on drawing out and creating a pattern of various produce that would tie in with the Spring launch.
Design and layout is by the talented Rebecca Emery of One Sugar Please.
A limited number of the first issue of Edible Brum will be distributed around Birmingham – or you can view it online here.
Country Living Magazine – Dahlia Fox cushion
14 February, 2012 | No Comments »
Thank you to Celia Stuart-Mentieth for including our Dahlia Fox (Sky) cushion in March’s Emporium pages.
