With over 25 years of experience in the creative industries, I’ve worked across a wide range of disciplines, from 2D and 3D animation to interactive design. My career has taken me through children’s television, computer games, interactive media, and design, allowing me to explore storytelling and visual communication in many different forms.

I began my creative career with a BA Hons in Illustration and Graphics from Edinburgh College of Art, followed by an MA in Animation at the Royal College of Art. This path led me into the animation industry, where I started as a 2D animator in Sydney, Australia, contributing to children’s TV productions. Later, I moved to London, working on interactive animation projects for Cartoon Network, including The Powerpuff Girls and Dexter’s Laboratory. My transition into 3D animation took me to Sony Entertainment, where I worked on a variety of PlayStation titles. I also had the opportunity to work in children’s television, working on a live-action/CGI series for ITV. Beyond entertainment, I’ve applied my design skills in the rail industry, as a graphic designer/animator and have worked with London-based PR and design agencies, creating motion graphics and branding for major clients such as Canon.

My animation work has been featured at various festivals across the UK, and my graduation film from the RCA was acquired and broadcast by Channel 4 in 1995.

Alongside my industry work, I have over 15 years of experience lecturing in animation and graphic design at art schools across the UK. I’ve taught at institutions including London College of Communication, Cambridge School of Visual and Performing Arts, Greenwich University, London South Bank University, Edinburgh College of Art, and Glasgow School of Art. Currently, I lecture on the Animation & Illustration course at Cambridge School of Art and work as the external examiner for Middlesex University’s Animation and Games course.

In addition to my teaching and commercial work, I’m currently engaged in a drawing research project exploring the Power of Community which will be part of a group exhibition later this year. My work documents the strength and fragility of human connections, examining themes of identity, belonging, and collaboration. I’ve always been fascinated by the ways people come together, work alongside one another, and share their stories. My previous projects have focused on documenting people and places, and these ideas continue to shape my current work.