Virtual Time Travel Trail (2022)

St Swithun’s Church, Worcester

Worcestershire, UK

Large scale exterior video mapping as part of this project in conjunction with Guildhall Live Events as part of Video Design for Live Performance degree at Guildhall School Music & Drama. One night event, covering 11 sites across the city. Created animation from 2D archival assets.

Galactic Heroes: Mission to Earth (2020)

1B Window Gallery,Walthamstow
London, UK

Self initiated group project with artists Katja Rosenberg and Del Taylor. With accompanying online craft workshops during lockdown. Funded by St James Street Big Local and with huge thanks to Dark Yellow Dot for the landing site.

Don’t Stop Bearlieving: A true story (2020)

Online

Commissioned by the Waltham Forest Council Virtual Culture programme. A digital story book in three parts, which aired on three consecutive Sundays April 19-May 3 2020. Based on an absolutely true story - made in collaboration with my daughter, aged 9 at the time.

Instagram: @Dontstopbearlieving

Watch here: Part 1 / Part 2/ Part 3

ADVENTures Hopscotch (2019)

Town Square, Walthamstow Library

London, UK

High Street ADVENTures public realm commission from Artillery Arts CIC, to produce a design and install a piece for the one-night festival-style event to encourage night time economy in our local High Street.

We Are Extraordinary (2019)

Waltham Forest Borough of Culture

Fisherton Press

Commissioned as illustrator for We Are Extraordinary, a new book to celebrate inspiring people from Waltham Forest, created with Fellowship Funding as part of the London Borough of Culture. A fully illustrated hardback book that was distributed to every school and library in Waltham Forest. Telling the stories of some of the inspiring people who have lived and worked in in the borough, encouraging children that live in WF today to aim high in their ambitions . 

Windows I and II (2018)

High Street, Walthamstow
London, UK

Winning a St James Street Big Local Residents Grant, this mural part painted, part aluminium linocut panels transforms a previously neglected flank of wall on the corner of Walthamstow High Street.

Prints of the Windows are available on Etsy.

London linocut artist Farah Ishaq stands in front of her black and white mural of Walthamstow marshes.

Mural for St James (2017)

Exterior, St James Street, London Overground Station

London, UK

A site-specific piece of artwork, the twice award winning design came from an idea to fill the alcoves under the railway bridge at St James Street station – an awkward space that had been empty for several years prior.

The large-scale monochrome lino cut was a labour of love and was launched as part of E17 Art Trail 2017.

A3 digital prints of Mural for St James as well as a handful of last remaining hand printed linocuts from the original 3m mural are available on Etsy.

London Overground is 10 (2017)

Various locations

Borough-wide art trail commissioned by Arriva Rail UK with help from Waltham Forest Council.

50cm diameter plaques of different colours are installed in various locations on the platforms and inside the Overground stations at Chingford, Highams Park, Wood Street, Walthamstow Central, St James Street, Walthamstow Queens Road, Leyton Midland Road & Leytonstone High Road.