My creative process begins with moments of reflection, which can occur spontaneously during everyday activities like walking or cooking. Once an idea takes shape, I quickly capture it in the form of a rough sketch, either on paper or digitally, to preserve the initial concept. From there, I refine the sketch into more recognisable shapes, gradually developing the composition. After this initial refinement, I gather relevant references to support the drawing, using them to inform the details and context of the piece. At this stage, I create a more structured rough sketch and typically add basic colours to explore the mood and palette. If I’m working on a commission, I’ll share this draft with the client to gather feedback and ensure the direction aligns with their vision. Once I’m satisfied with the rough sketch and colour scheme, I move on to finalising the artwork. My technique usually involves hand-drawing the line art with pencil and pen, giving the piece an organic, tactile quality. I then transition to digital, where I use a tablet and digital pen to add colour and texture, bringing the piece to life with precision and vibrancy.