Principles

1. Draw in Raw
There's an undeniable power in drawing's raw simplicity. It demands focus, nourishes my spirit, and connects me with the childlike joy of creation. In its stark honesty, drawing reveals a universal truth, it's where our artistic journeys begin.

2. Behind The Future
A recurring theme in my drawings is the portrayal of family members from behind. This choice invites the viewer to enter the scene, sharing an intimate moment frozen in time. It's a glimpse into the past that evokes a sense of anticipation for the future. Most gratifyingly, many viewers tell me my work transports them to their childhood memories, sparking a warm wave of nostalgia.

3. More is More
A playful critic once labelled my sketchbook 'More is More,' a phrase I've embraced with a wink. I am endlessly drawn to the intricate and layered and there's always another detail to discover. This fascination with complexity fuels my artistic evolution, urging me to push the boundaries of my technique.

4. Dusky Yellow
As a red-green colourblind artist, I've focused on colours beyond this spectrum. This unique perspective contributes to my art prints' almost luminous quality and captivating character. My inspiration comes from the dusky light of sunset when the sun dips low and bathes the world in a golden glow. 

5. Meticulous Mark Making
As my work evolves, I find myself drawn to ever-finer detail, a pursuit that speaks to the core of my artistic spirit. Each dot and mark becomes an act of presence, connecting me to the artwork in the most intimate way.

6. Slow the Flow
My drawing technique unfolds like a dance between memory and anticipation. I recall specific details from the past while consciously plotting points and lines. This delicate balance between the known and the unknown requires a meditative pace, a harmonious flow where instinct merges with intention.