About Me

I am an award winning animator and artist who creates unique, personal and passionate stories with animation, comics and zines. I use multiple techniques and media in my work to look at aspects of mental health, diaries, neurodiversity and sexuality.

My short animated documentary on voice hearing What it Feels Like was the winner of Best International Documentary award at the Focus on Ability Film Festival Australia, Best Short Documentary St Neots International Film Festival and Best Amateur Film Walthamstow Smartphone Film Festival.

My latest short film Coming Out Autistic won the Best Animation Award at the Marvels in Media Awards at the Museum of Moving Image in New York and is currently screening at international festivals, with over 40 screenings and events.

My recent short film Prosopagnosia was developed with support from the Scottish Documentary Institute and had its world premiere at the Edinburgh International Film Festival 2021. It won the Experimental Film award at the Marvels of Media Awards in New York, Best Mini-Doc at the Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival and the Experimental Award at the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival.
Prosopagnosia has also screened online in the New York Times Op-Docs series.

My short animation Dix Pix was nominated for the Iris Prize and has screened at over 40 international film festivals and won the Free Form award at the Neurodivergent Film Festival.

In 2014 I started Do It Theatre, a company that utilises games, animation and zines to tell stories through unique installation spaces. The technique was created for autistic adults and people with metal health related behaviours.

Do It Theatre have performed at numerous theatre and art festivals in the UK and Australia and received a New Emerging Company Award from New Diorama Theatre and a Starter for Ten Award from the National Theatre of Scotland. I also received a Small Grant Award for the Tom McGrath Trust to conduct further research into games, storytelling and mental health. Games, interactive storytelling and mental health was also the focus of my Masters Thesis during my MA in Game Art and Animation at Abertay University.

Do It Theatre events have taken place at the Hidden Door Festival Edinburgh, Sydney Fringe Festival Australia, Dundee Rep Theatre, BasicSpace Festival Peckham, Rich Mix London, Lyric Hammersmith London and many more locations.


I have also exhibited artwork in over 60 galleries all over the world, including exhibitions in New York, Edinburgh, London, Manchester, Istanbul, San Francisco, Toronto and Dundee.

As a comic book creator and zine maker I have presented my work at many comic cons, zines fests and events. These have included Glasgow Comic Con, Thought Bubble, Glasgow Zine Fest, Tokyo Art Book Fair, Strange Perfume Book Festival London, Weirdo Zine Fest Leeds and Hackney Comic and Zine Fest.