Textile artist / Permaculture Food Forester / Bespoke crochet / Repurposed materials / Wearable Art

Creating artworks in a tiny space can be challenging I am missing being able to access to an artist studio. I think that travel and creativity go hand in hand but space is tight. There is basically no desk/floor/wall space for working and for the storage of works. Currently, I am alleviating this feeling by

Thumbnail sketches of the fantastical and the mundane, pencil and pen.

Collaborative stair building from recycled roof tiles, wall cement and slate flooring. In beautiful Olabe, Basque Country.

Our main building project at Olabe is now complete! Finishing up the yurt and working out the kinks in our yurt assembly process took about a week in total. You can read about the first few days of the project in my previous post. After the frame was up, there were four layers of weatherproofing/aesthetic coverings

My partner and I have been busy assembling a yurt in the Basque Country. We picked up a few tips and ideas you might want to consider if you are starting out on your first yurt building project. It has been a challenging week to get the project completed. The yurt arrived in many pieces

Adrawingaday, illustrations for a zine that does not exist …and it is really enjoyable! Random ideas from day to day at the moment, just mulling things over, looking out the window, and listenwatching* cartoons. Some of these are drawn onto stickers, and some are folded into the Awesomesauce, diamond earrings, trying to make velvety textures…

Making crepe paper flowers for Day of the Dead, mini marigold Dia de los Muertos decorations.
Self portrait sketch upload app trial

Adrawingaday of the mundane. Modern day vanitas. Moleskine, stickers and zine illustrations.

The last stage of crocheting a ukulele case; Finishing. Sewing buttons, lacing straps and clipping D-rings.