I have always enjoyed image making, whether the process is drawing, painting, or photography. My first photographs date back to when I was nine years old, and was the proud owner of Kodak 127 roll film instamatic. Shooting mostly holiday scenics and friends, I then began to experiment painting landscapes in oil when I was twelve. After completing art studies at school, I started work as a trainee artist for a busy London advertising studio. This provided practical experience in the technical skills of image making and design.

Following university life, I have been busy working on mixed-media and printmaking projects and commissions from my studio at St. Barnabas Press in Cambridge until 2005, when a move to the beautiful south coast of England, enabled me to work from my home studio 'L'Atelier Blanc', and at my Creative Foundation studio in the heart of Folkestone's Creative Quarter. … Read More

In 1994 I graduated from Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, England, with a first class honours degree in Studio Art. My postgraduate study includes 'Enterprise, Entrepreneurship and Innovation' (2008), 'Project Management' (2009), and 'Event Design' (2010) at the University Centre Folkestone, England. … Read More