What’s new?

I have been developing my use of colour. I currently take inspiration from patterns in nature, looking at repeated movements in shadows or water. Using nature to breathe life into my textiles means that it’s always evolving.

Usually I gravitate towards looking at developing my drawings which are inspired by a meditative process of intuitive, unplanned drawing into textile prints. This means I use a flow-state process of putting pen to paper without planning.

Close-up of a painted wooden fence with vertical blue and white stripes and white polka dots.
Two panels of black and white vertical stripes with diagonal lines crossing through both panels.
Abstract black and white pattern with vertical lines, dotted lines, and diagonal dividing lines.
Three decorative throw pillows with geometric patterns in red, orange, and blue placed on a white bed against a plain wall.

Past Projects…

  • Two lampshades with black and white geometric patterns, placed on a pink quilt with dark blue geometric quilt squares.

  • A ceiling light fixture with a colorful patterned lampshade in blue, orange, and white geometric designs, hanging from a white ceiling in a room with yellow walls.

  • A geometric patterned lampshade with black and white angular designs hanging in front of a bookshelf filled with books, framed art, and decorative objects.

  • A lampshade with a black geometric pattern of elongated oval and triangular shapes on a light background, mounted on a brass-colored lamp base.