About me

My background is in graphic design and art history. I’ve always been interested in the partnership of words and images – how they relate to each other, the stories being told, and, most of all, the audiences they are meant for.

I love messing around with musical instruments and audio technology. On other days, crafting things from paper and ink is what saves me from screens and search engines. I’m most at home when combing the beaches of East Anglia or striding through the countryside with my family.

About my work

We all have the right to be involved in the important decisions that affect our lives. Accessible information design is about bringing as many people as possible to the table, placing them at the centre of conversations about their rights, health, money, homes, transport, and social lives. 

Everyone communicates differently, so we try to keep things clear, simple and easy on the eye. Everyone has a sense of what looks and feels good, high quality and thoughtfully made. We want the work we produce to get the message across, while also being a pleasure to spend time with. 

It’s a great honour to be part of the team at Ace Anglia. The organisation’s focus on the voices and experiences of real people and communities is what makes its work so widely relevant and special.

What people say about me

Creative. Diligent. Pays attention to details. Makes a lovely stew.