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Each flower I create begins as an observation in my garden — any excuse for a little “research” outdoors, and I’m there. My garden is both sanctuary and sourcebook; a living archive of forms, textures, and colours waiting to be reimagined in paper. So when the opportunity arose to collaborate with Amy of Rock the Heirloom, it felt only natural to turn to the garden once more. Amy suggested the fuchsia — a flower she has long adored — and, as luck would have it, it was flouris

In many cultures, the Camellia is a symbol of faithfulness and longevity — a flower that speaks quietly yet profoundly of love and...

As the 2025 summer winds down, I’ve been reflecting on one of the past year’s most memorable highlights in my creative journey: being...