FAQ’s

Unfortunately no, I’m not accepting commissions or custom work. I find it doesn’t suit my way of working.

I sell limited editions so once a print is sold out I won’t print any more.

Sometimes when a print is marked as sold out on my website I do actually have a few prints left but they are reserved for gallery exhibitions. Keep an eye on my exhibitions page and sign up to my newsletter to find out about upcoming exhibitions. I take part in exhibitions throughout the UK and sometimes internationally too, so you may be able to find my work in your local gallery!

I no longer offer framed prints through my website, only for in person sales such as open studio events and gallery exhibitions. I recommend going to a local framer to get a custom frame made, or buying a pre-made frame in store/online.

Check out the framed section of my portfolio to see examples of how I frame my prints. You can also take a look at my ‘From You’ section on my Instagram story highlights to see how other buyers have framed and displayed my prints + collages.

I do not run sales on my website because I like to make sure all prints from an edition are all sold for the same price.

You can create an account to see your order history, save payment + shipping details and make the checkout process faster for any future purchases.

Yes! I recently changed my first name. (that’s why some of my older prints are signed with a different name)

Yes that would be awesome! I don’t sell tattoo tickets on my shop yet, but as long as you contact me first I’m happy for my work to be used in tattoos. I usually suggest that you purchase a print as a gesture of thanks and tag me if you share on social media/online. And please send me photos of the finished tattoo, I would love to see!

Yes for sure! I’m happy to help out. Just email me and let me know what your project is, what the questions will be used for and if you have a specific deadline you need them answered for.

No, I don’t do sponsorships or collaboration with brands. I want to be free to make exactly the kind of work I want to make, and also be able to give advice to new printmakers about the materials and products I use/avoid. For this reason I’ve decided not to partner with any brands/companies.

No, I don’t sell the woodblocks I print from. I do get asked this quite often though and have been thinking about making a series of wood carvings just to sell (not print from), but I just need to figure out the logistics first. So keep an eye out!