With Bespoke Atelier I created black and white digital illustrations inspired by nature and wildlife, producing over 50 motifs for client projects. We collaborated with a local school group to design nature-themed hospital window installations, transforming creative ideas into welcoming public artworks. My process included preparing print-ready motifs using Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign, ensuring designs translated seamlessly from screen to physical space. 

This project involved the creation of hand-painted, Chinoiserie-inspired wallpaper motifs developed for a industry project for de Gournay. I produced a series of detailed illustrations drawing on traditional Chinoiserie themes, including flora, fauna, and ornamental elements, with a focus on balance, repetition, and painterly texture. The motifs were designed to work both individually and as part of a wider pattern system, allowing for flexibility across large-scale interior applications. This project required careful attention to stylistic consistency, colour harmony, and craftsmanship to align with de Gournay’s aesthetic. 

Colour is central to my practice, shaping the way I approach design, drawing and illustration. I draw inspiration from painting, photography, and my wider art practice, using colour to explore atmosphere, mood, and visual storytelling. By observing light, texture, and composition across different mediums, I develop a colour led approach to design.