One of my most proud pieces of work that I have created. I made this as a gift, using epoxy resin, glitter flakes, polymer clay, tin foil, mica pigment powders and acrylic paint. Although it was testing to make at times with so many different elements to work with, I still thoroughly enjoyed the process and I have begun experimenting with similar projects using the same materials.

I created these during my final years of school for a competition for Book Week, which resulted with a win! These large scale characters were made using acrylic paints and permanent markers.

This was a smaller fun project I worked on as commission for a gift. I sewed the character using larger pieces of stretchy fabric, and created accessories using felt and cotton and filled it with hollow-fibre stuffing.

Here are just some of the recent experiments I have worked on in regards to Arabic calligraphy and Islamic Art. Some are done using ink pens primarily, whereas the last photo shows a larger commission piece I worked on using acrylic paint and Indian ink.

Here are some of my polymer clay experiments. I have drawn a series of these characters with different traits, and have been working on turning them into 3D sculptures. I am hoping to create a multitude of pieces for each character.

These are two examples of my experiments with print making. The first was done on a silk screen and the second was carved on Lino sheets and then printed.

This is a variety of drawings and paintings I have made over a series of projects, using a multitude of mediums including watercolour, acrylic paints, oil paints, coloured pencils, ink pens, hot glue (glue gun) and tissue paper.