Illuminating the wonders of the natural world.
Beetle and The Sun
The Dance of Mercury
Eft Triquetra
Eurasian Hoopoe
Inspiring Conservation Through Art & Education
Welcome to my site! My work as a natural science illustrator is a celebration of the diverse beauty of the natural world & an exploration of its underlying geometry- sometimes sparking a deeper dive into animal mythology and the harmonies of the universe. Explore my work to discover beauty in the details & and perhaps you'll be inspired too! ✨🍃
🌎 %3 of proceeds to 3 impactful charities: Just One Tree, Seven Clean Seas & Rainforest Foundation UK 🌍
My artistic vision is driven by a passion for the natural world~ inspired by its wonders and fuelled by the inherent need for its conservation. Years spent studying & illustrating the earth's plants & creatures, whether under a microscope or within an ecosystem, has sharpened my creative vision, continuously revealing the underlying geometry of nature and the elegant interconnectedness of life and the cosmos.
" The Essence of the Beautiful is Unity in Variety" - Somerset Maugham
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Featured Designs
Designs include images from detailed natural science illustrations and nature art to spiritual or mythical images & geometric art. My portfolio and blogs delve into the biology, mythology or geometry of the work and offer a closer look at their inspiration. Originals of some designs available and commissions welcome.
🌎 Prints & products are sustainably produced & globally available.
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"When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe" ~ John Muir
Publication Samples
Produced as part of the launch phase of the Enclyopedia of Life: "To provide global access to knowledge about life on earth”.
One of the illustrations produced for the exemplar species page during EoL Launch. This visionary project came from a TED wish put forward by biologist E.O. Wilson.
Publication: Amazonas Magazine. Part of a large-scope project to illustrate a variety of freshwater, Amazonian fish species for the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History
Created for research and as a cover for the Biological Bulletin issue on Marine Invertebrate Models of Learning and Memory. Published by the Marine Biological Laboratory.
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"To develop a complete mind: study the science of art, study the art of science. Realize that everything connects to everything else." ~ Leonardo Da Vinci