The sculptures are made from anodised aluminium, copper wire and wood, and the jewellery is sterling silver and anodised aluminium.

Aluminium can be anodised by an electrochemical process that creates an anodic film on the surface of the metal allowing it to readily absorb inks and dyes. Once anodised the metal can be printed or dipped into special dyes and then steamed so the colour is set and ready for use. I find it is a great material to use for jewellery as its lightweight and has an exceptionally durable finish. It is an easy-to-care-for material, as it’s corrosive resistant and will not turn your skin green like other metals. You can keep it looking fresh and new by just wiping it with a damp cloth.

Yes. You can find me on Facebook and Instagram.

If you have a question my FAQ or site did not answer, feel free to contact me using the contact button in the menu, on the left, or by scrolling to the bottom of the website.

Yes, I can create custom-made pieces. To find out more feel free to contact me using the contact button in the menu, on the left, or by scrolling to the bottom of the website.

Yes. Here is a list of the current locations in that my artwork is showcased: Fisherton Mill, 108 Fisherton Street, Salisbury, SP2 7QY. Farnham Maltings, Bridge Square, Farnham, GU9 7QR. All Our Own Crafts, Festival Place, Basingstoke, Hants, RG21 7BA. Bird Gardens Scotland CIC, Oxon, lauder, Scottish Borders, TD2 6RA.

I exhibit at a number of venues each year, all of which you can find included in the 'Events' section of the website. You can navigate to this by clicking on the 'Events' button in the menu.

I do run anodised aluminium taster days in my workshop space. To find out more keep an eye on the event section here on the website, or on my social media pages.

Sterling silver is made up of 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals, usually copper. It is these other metals that can cause your jewellery to tarnish when exposed to oxygen and chemicals. Here’s how to keep your sterling silver looking clean and shiny and help prevent tarnishing: Wear your jewellery often. The natural oils in your skin will help keep your jewellery shiny. Remove it when applying perfumes, moisturizers etc. as these include chemicals that can accelerate tarnishing. Avoid contact with household chemicals or any substance which contains sulphur. Direct sunlight can cause tarnishing so remove your jewellery before you go swimming or sunbathing. Exposure to air will tarnish your jewellery so ensure it is kept in an airtight plastic bag or jewellery box.

A silver polishing cloth or silver dip will help remove any tarnish that may occur and give it a nice shiny finish again.