Upcycled and Sustainable Art Commissions

This custom tote bag was painted for a Liverpool FC fan, featuring a portrait of Steven Gerrard. It's a great example of how we can combine personal passions with functional, sustainable art.

This piece, 'The Human Imprint', uses a simple handprint on a tote bag to send a message about our impact on the oceans. The small fish swimming within the print is a reminder of what's at stake.

This piece, 'The Human Imprint', uses a simple handprint on a tote bag to send a message about our impact on the oceans. The small fish swimming within the print is a reminder of what's at stake.

I love using traditional techniques in my work. Here, I'm using a wooden block with an elephant design to print on a tote bag, a simple yet beautiful way to customize fabric.

A plain sheer curtain gets a new personality. I used wooden blocks to print a pattern, adding a touch of character and custom design to an everyday home item.

This is the journey of creating a side table entirely from waste materials. I used discarded beer bottles, cardboard, and paper bags to construct a functional and artistic piece of furniture.

This is the journey of creating a side table entirely from waste materials. I used discarded beer bottles, cardboard, and paper bags to construct a functional and artistic piece of furniture.

I have a deep sense of nostalgia for cassette tapes, which I love to upcycle into art. This video shows my process of using the tape to create textured portraits of icons like Freddie Mercury and The Beatles.

Can you guess what this is made from? I created this Dali-inspired melting clock keychain by upcycling a part of an old pair of eyeglasses, showing how even small scraps can become art.