I attend your event with my full setup, including a camera to take photos of your guests. This means I can continue working during your wedding breakfast, meal, or meeting, and maximise the number of illustrations I can get done during your booking. I will ask each person/couple for their name/names to be added to the piece, so they can be easily identified. Once complete, each illustration will be displayed on my table ready to be collected.

My ethos is simple: to create one-of-a-kind illustrations that celebrate you and your event.

I believe live illustration is about more than the artwork itself; it's about bringing people together, creating moments of joy, and giving guests a keepsake they'll treasure long after your event. I strive to make every interaction warm, relaxed and personal, ensuring both couples and their guests feel genuinely valued.

Kindness, inclusivity and authenticity are at the heart of everything I do. I proudly welcome people of all backgrounds and identities, creating a space where everyone feels celebrated and comfortable.

On average, it takes me 7 minutes to complete an illustration of a single person, or 10 minutes for a couple. This means I can draw roughly 9-12 guests per hour. This can vary depending on complexity and number of people in the illustration (for example, a family of four will take much longer than a single person!). When booking please keep your guest count in mind, as booking 3 hours for an event of 100 guests will result in a lot of disappointed people.

I bring my entire setup with me, all I need is access to a plug socket. If your event is taking place outside, please ensure there is a suitably shaded area for me to work. Nobody wants their illustrator to get sunstroke!

Typically, I will wear all black to an event. If you have a specific colour scheme/style you would like me to adhere to, please let me know.

All sorts! Please get in touch if you would like to discuss add-on options, such as stationary design, signage, or framed portraits.

I use 100% recycled cotton paper, which helps preserve our forests as well as preventing cotton from going to landfill. The cello bags I use are biodegradable, and my pens are refillable, further reducing waste.