Much of my work begins with looking closely: at seed heads and feathers gathered on walks, at the artists and designers who've influenced me, and at the objects I live with every day. This journal is a place to share some of that – along with insights from the studio, work in progress and news of forthcoming exhibitions.

My print 'Sea Pinks', which combines linocut and wood engraving, features on the cover of 'Linocuts: A History' by Ella Ravilious and Gill Saunders, published by Thames & Hudson and the V&A.
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Clover's three-lobed leaves and rounded flower heads take on a striking graphic quality when studied closely. This post looks back at the making of my 'Clover' fabric and wallpaper for St Jude's, a...
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From the 1937 coronation mug that started my collection to the 'Persephone' plates I still eat from, I reflect on Eric Ravilious' designs for Wedgwood, and on how they, along with an early visit to...
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