Multi-disciplinary Artist

Draw my Recipe

cycles the words: famous, dad's favourite, mum's, grandad's, sister's, bestie's, treasured, aunt's, adored, family, brother's, nanna's, delicious, uncle's, cousin's
A colorful illustration of various ingredients and kitchen items for making a dish, including chorizo, garlic, lemon, rice, olive oil, salt, canned tomatoes, pepper, chicken, butter, and a wedge of cheese.

Some recipes are more than instructions. Send me yours and I'll turn it into something you can keep.

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Yes, that's an illustrated tin of Keen's curry powder. No, I don't take commissions for tins of curry powder. (Maybe.)

Illustration by Kim Loughland of a bunch of truss tomatoes
Illustration by Kim Loughland of a canister of Keen's Traditional Curry Powder
Illustration by Kim Loughland of a small pile of washed potatoes
Illustration by Kim Loughland of a bottle of olive oil
Illustration by Kim Loughland of a plastic canister of mixed herbs 
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We Are All Just Eggs

In We are all just eggs, a zine-based work, I explore how we assign meaning to ourselves through the often absurd logic of categorisation. Someone once told me I have "big quiche energy." I hate quiche. This moment prompted a question: if our entire personalities can be reduced to egg forms, what does that say about the gap between how we see ourselves and how others see us? How does bias play into how we read our horoscope or complete another personality profile for a job?

A photo of a packaged zine about eggs titled 'We are all just eggs' with header card that reads 'which egg are you?' surrounded by stickers of fried egg and hard boiled egg, quiche, scrambled egg and dunky egg.

This collection of zine, posters and flowchart forms a taxonomy of ways to be human—a trove of tiny mirrors reflecting our need to categorize, belong and still remain indefinable. We're all just egg-xisting in the communal carton of life.

Which egg are you?