Botanical Inspired Prints
Celebrating the lines, colours & patterns of the natural world
Learn to print with Tetrapak
Come and discover the wonderfully tactile process of Tetrapak printmaking. My workshops begin with looking closely at the natural world, drawing, noticing shapes, textures and details before developing those observations into richly textured prints using recycled Tetrapak cartons.
I’ve recently been at Chelsea Physic Garden for an Autumn Equinox full-day workshop, where we spent the morning drawing in the garden before bringing our observations back to the studio and developing them into beautiful prints. It’s a relaxed, hands-on day with plenty of time to experiment and see where the process takes you.
Thursday 15 October | Sheppard & Daughters, Notting Hill
6–8pm
A two-hour introduction to Tetrapak printmaking, inspired by four beautiful winter flowers. You’ll create your own print and finish it in a frame to take home. A lovely introduction to the process, with no previous printmaking experience needed.
Sunday 14 November | Walworth Garden, Kennington
10:30am–3:30pm
A full-day workshop inspired by the Winter Garden. We’ll spend time observing and drawing the plants around us before developing those drawings into your own Tetrapak prints. A chance to slow down, experiment and really get to know the process.
Walthamstow Art Trail
What a lovely few days for Walthamstow Art Trail at Mother’s Ruin Gin Palace. I transformed the loo into a botanical world, exhibited a collection of original monotypes, and created Mother’s Garden; an imagined garden inspired by the botanicals of Mother’s Ruin gin.
It was also lovely to have Icelandic Poppies included in the Yes! Art Summer Show at Three Rooms Gallery. A busy but very enjoyable few days of making, exhibiting and bringing a little more colour and botanical life to Walthamstow.
Imprint Art Fair 2026
I’m delighted to have Rockpool selected for Discovery at Imprint Art Fair 2026, taking place at RHS Lawrence Hall in Westminster this October.
Rockpool is part of an ongoing body of work exploring rockpools and the intricate ecosystems they contain. Through printmaking, I’m interested in the layers of life found within these small, constantly changing environments; the patterns, textures and connections between the creatures, plants and structures that make up a rockpool.
Imprint Art Fair | 29 October–1 November 2026 | RHS Lawrence Hall, London
