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Some little mimosa cards to honor the magical mimosa tree in our back garden. Bringing its little puffs of sunshine to a very gloomy time of year. It has bloomed even earlier than normal this year.

About 7 years ago I planted a little mimosa sapling

Let Gaza Live.

All around the world our impotent governments continue to do less than the bare minimum to stop Israel’s complete erasure of Gaza and genocide of the Palestinian people.

This IS a genocide. End all arms sales to Israel. Full

Four days to myself in my studio! Longest stretch until September…yelp!

GIVEAWAY!!! have two copies of my new drawing activity book PATTERNS to give away, just in time for the school summer holidays!

It’s full of mindful, relaxing drawing activities and interesting nature facts, perfect for keeping little ones bu

I’m so happy to share my next book - an activity book about PATTERNS in nature! Out in bookshops on the 19th June but available to pre order now.

Making this book was such a lot of fun, I got to combine two of my favourite things, drawing pat

STOP THE GENOCIDE

I have made a FREE to download poster, the Google drive link is in my bio. You can print the poster and put it in your window, take it on a protest, stick it up in the staffroom, or at work, at school or at university. Even fly po

Can’t wait to make concertina garden books this weekend @shelfeditions bookshop in Lincoln, the workshop is this Saturday from 2pm. Please do come along if you are local! The workshop is aimed at kids age 4 and up but everyone is welcome. Hopef

Little details from a piece I finished today. Happiest making little bugs with googly eyes.

I spent today laying out all my favourite things (from Colours of Things) in a big collage to show at the end of the month at a very special little shop..!

I’ve run out of free we transfers this month, so had to resurrect my old drop box to send some files. I found some old gems in there! Including these photos from a project I ran with year 5 pupils at Thornhill Primary School.

Before I transit