Finding my way back to art...
I have been drawing, sketching and painting for as long as I can remember. As a child, I would spend hours in my bedroom quietly creating, instinctively drawn to art as a way to express myself. Even then, I didn’t fully understand why — only that art brought a sense of calm and comfort that soothed something deep within me. Over time, it became a form of healing that stayed with me throughout my life.
As I moved into adulthood, I knew I needed to pursue a creative path. This led me into graphic design, where I built a career that lasted over 15 years. Although it allowed me to work creatively, something always felt missing. I had slowly drifted away from the very thing that had once made me feel whole — painting and drawing.
Eventually, I made the difficult decision to leave graphic design behind and rediscover my love for art. After a few messy and uncertain years of finding my way back to painting, I am now doing what I always felt I was meant to do — painting every day.
Through painting, I have rediscovered a sense of stillness, healing and wholeness that I had long been searching for. I feel incredibly grateful to spend my days creating and drawing inspiration from the beautiful world around me. The birds singing in the trees, the nature that surrounds me, the breathtaking landscapes of Wales, and the quiet magic in everyday moments that often go unnoticed.
With every brushstroke, I pour my energy and emotion into my work, hoping to create paintings that feel meaningful, inspiring and deeply connected to the beauty of the natural world.
