COMMISSIONS
I am able to take on a broad range of commissions. No idea is too big, and we can work together to suit your needs.
Here, you will find some of my personal highlights from the past few years, as well as see a couple of the different styles that I am currently taking commissions for. If you have any other ideas that aren't shown here, get in touch via the contact box and lets speak to meet what you needs!
knotwork
portrait
Celtic knotwork is one of my signature techniques; now, you can have yourself or a loved one turned into twisting knots.
All portraits are drawn on A4 Bristol Board using high quality graphic markers and cost £100. All you need to do is pay the £50 deposit, and email me a clear photo oft the individual (with a couple of unique personality and/or image markers, or anything else you'd like included).
portrait shown opposite: artist Brad Rumble.
RUNEsONE PORTRAIT
Ever wanted a loved one or a cherished memory to be commemorated on a runestone? Now is your chance!
Great for remembering a lost loved one, as an event marker, or to commemorate a favourite cultural icon. The words could tell a short story, memory, or the lyrics/words from a song or show.
Choose from Anglo-Saxon, Elder or Younger Runes, or Irish Ogham
All portraits are drawn on A4 Bristol Board using high quality gouache and acrylic paint, and cost £100. All you need to do is pay the £50 deposit, and email me a clear photo oft the individual, what you would like the text to say, and in what script it should be written!
portrait shown opposite: rapper Jehst.
recently completed
15th century Doom painting
St Marys Church, Woodham Ferrers (2024)
As featured in
With funding from the Friends of Friendless Churches and the National Lottery Heritage Fund, I had the privilege of making a reconstructed version of a 15th century Doom painting for a church in South Essex.
With critical assistance from academics Miriam Gill, Julie Teal and Florence Eccleston, and pigments hand made by Sara Charles, I was able create an impression of what may have once adorned the church wall for a century before the Reformation.
The piece now hangs permanently at St Mary's Church. Viewings by appointment with the warden.
(Left) the finished piece: pigment and gold leaf on A1 board. (Right) the wall above the Chancel in St Mary's church
To see more of my past commission work, click here