Hello darling, in this space let me pitch you my vision, not a third person vague overview of my career... I've always been an artist; I've just not been great at saying so with confidence and conviction... until now. 

 

Little Libby was inspired by my beautiful grandmother and her own Devon-based studio, I think I always knew I'd follow in her footsteps. I even put on a mini exhibition on our staircase wall when I was about 7, I wanted to be just like granny with her sold-out exhibitions ... oh, how I loved to collage! She always supported my artistic talents, and even now I'm still obsessed with, and constantly inspired by her; "what would granny do!?"... she'd fucking boss it, and so can I.

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Currently my big passions are cyanotype (something I found exactly when I needed to, but had no idea of the constant gifts it would bring me), illustration, and most recently I've been experimenting with pottery. Journalling has also blossomed into a powerful creative tool for me, in itself, and as a support to other mediums, it's the practice I've been sharing the most. Painting still holds a special place in my heart, I fantasise about carving intricate lino cuts, and it hurts a little to admit I've hardly drawn in photorealistic accuracy since my A levels (I was really fucking good, but I didn't believe it enough). I am comfortable in the belief that I can flow through art styles, without being tied to one for my whole career.

 

I am most inspired by nature, female connection, by my own thoughts, past and feelings, by the moon and how we tend to personify her, by movies and songs. I try to find the beauty in broken, decaying or overlooked things... and try to embrace imperfections.

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I swear a lot, I love flowers and boobs and gold, I write like I'm talking, and... I talk a lot! 

 

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