My aim is to create honest work that makes you feel good. I believe that like attracts like, so I have chosen to make only positive art. I try to make it beautiful, or fun, or both and I hope this comes across in my work.

I was lucky to grow up in a creative household. One of my first memories is attending a basket-making workshop with my Mum. I constantly had art projects on the go, with the highlight being homemade paper shoes - my sister and I were gutted that our Mum wouldn’t let us wear them outside.

I have always liked to make small, detailed things. I especially enjoyed making tiny belongings like toys, cakes and cheeseboards for my Sylvanian Family house, and having clandestine tea parties with their tea sets using real fruit juice and cake crumbs (my sister can confirm this).

As a teenager I sold crafts in local gift shops as we lived too far from a town for me to get a part-time job. Among other things I sold paintings, friendship bracelets, greetings cards, corsages and genuine leprechaun hats (thankfully no one sued me for that!).

I grew up with a deep awareness of astrology. My parents are interested in this and other esoteric subjects, and these things always seemed intrinsic and natural to me.

I wanted to be an illustrator and graphic designer. I attended the National College of Art and Design in Dublin. At the end of my core year I was torn between fine art and graphic design. My head won over my heart and I chose the latter. I worked as an in-house graphic designer for a number of years and although I worked on some exciting projects, it wasn’t where my heart was.

I spent most of my twenties lost. I was convinced there was something out there for me that was just…more.

Searching for some meaning, I revisited Astrology and tarot, and began to explore new worlds such as Buddhism, Vision Boards, Meditation, Tapping and Dowsing among many others. Some of these were for me and some weren’t. The philosophies I felt affinity with I began to incorporate into my art and design. I began selling my art and crafts in craft fairs and to small local suppliers, as well as on Etsy, where I found the communities to be open and welcoming. I feel that I am finally on the right path.

I would like to work with positive, well-meaning people as I believe that what we focus on and create multiplies. Welcome to my world, I’m very pleased to meet you!