SHARING MY EXPERIENCE
& WHAT I HAVE LEARNED

Joining the Adobe Mentors as part of the Adobe Creative Apprenticeship programme felt like a really meaningful step in my creative journey. Mentoring and teaching have always been important to me. When I was starting out, I was lucky to have people who believed in me, shared their knowledge and helped me navigate the challenges of building a creative career. Their support made a real difference, and being able to now offer that same encouragement to the next generation feels incredibly rewarding.Through the programme, I’ve had the opportunity to support emerging artists, illustrators and animators as they develop their skills, build confidence and begin shaping their own creative paths. A huge thank you to Adobe and the Adobe Creative Apprenticeship team for inviting me to be part of an initiative that puts community, learning and creative growth at its heart.

I Hosted My First Graffiti

Walk in East London

I hosted a Street Art Walk through East London, bringing together creativity, community and the energy of Shoreditch, Brick Lane and Allen Gardens. I invited my friend and artist Keo to join me, and together we guided the group through the area, sharing stories, inspiration and our connection to street art. One of my favourite moments was giving people the chance to try spray painting for themselves, with some making their very first mark on a wall. We ended the walk at Allen Gardens, where Keo created a live piece while everyone watched the process unfold. Afterwards, we headed back to the Truman Brewery, where Keo and I joined a panel talk with Adobe and Adobe Live at SXSW London, discussing creativity, technology and the future of street art. For me, the day was about sharing the culture, encouraging people to try something new and creating a space where art felt open, accessible and connected to the community.