Artography is the meeting point of art, animation, and photography.I liken this technique to photography, but I am not a photographer, instead, I am the camera. I am the software that edits the image, and I am the chemical reaction that develops the film.I reproduce the world around me in real-time, as I experience it, live and in person.

Many. Everything is dependent on what’s going on around me, but I can make up to fifteen or twenty sketches an hour, though more commonly I’ll be making eight to twelve.

The longer a subject is willing to stand still, the more detail I’ll be able to capture. My normal sketches take between 90 to 120 seconds, but at my wildest and most reckless I've worked in as little as 30 seconds.

As standard I take the sketches back to the studio to digitisation, and you can distribute them to guests as you please. If you want to let guests take them away as party favours, I will scan or photograph them so you'll be able to see all the work produced in a digital portfolio, which you can share with your friends and family too..

I suppose I could, but why would I want to change anything about you when you’re already so wonderful?

Yes.

Absolutely. I will draw whenever and wherever people are willing to stand still for 90 to 120 seconds.

If you've met me at a fayre or function, you've probably already met my beautiful assistant (and husband), Michael. We work events together, and he takes care of all of the organising and managing bits on the actual day, so that I'm free to forget about everything and get into an artistic flow. And yes, I do know how lucky I am to have him!