
I draw, write, and design expressive digital books that combine sketching, storytelling, and slow observation.
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When the bags came out, my bed disappeared from its usual spot, and my favourite blanket was folded into the car, I assumed we were finally doing something sensible. As it turned out, my humans had other ideas.
Me with my human on the beac...
Most artists have them. A stack of sketchbooks on a shelf. Filled with holidays, café drawings, experiments, bad days, good days and moments that seemed important enough to draw at the time. Then we close them and move on. I nearly left min...
Sitting at an outdoors cafe, noticing the other people.
When people see my square sketchbooks, they often assume they’re simply collections of drawings. In one sense they are. They contain cafés, streets, flower...
Every artist has shelves of sketchbooks. Mine have been quietly accumulating for years.
Rather than leaving them there, I decided to give my first five visual journals a second life as digital books designed to be read on a phone.
Most discussions about AI focus on what it can generate. I’ve become more interested in what it can transform.
One of my first experiments: my quick sketch transformed into a coloured drawing. That process of transformation, rather than ge...
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I make art from life and books from art. Here I share how my sketches and artworks become digital books, through colour, composition, and attention.
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