Hannah is based in South Lincolnshire. Her current body of work, in both ceramic and print, explores natural landscapes, and the organic shapes and earthy colours within. First inspired from a road trip around California, her work has since moved on to almost ‘dream-like’ scapes direct from the imagination or memories.

Growing up in the flats of The Fens, mountains are very much still a novelty and wonder, which continue to inspire. The sun and moon feature heavily in her work, often displayed in the same piece, depicting those still, endless days where both are often visible in the sky.

Hannah completed a BA in Illustration at Cambridge School of Art (2015), winning a D&AD New Blood award for her degree work, followed by a Masters in the same subject at Camberwell College of Art, UAL (2018). Her practise focuses heavily on both printmaking, and ceramics; she appreciates a slow, steady and considered approach to creating, with an element of surprise as often is the case with both.

Hannah’s ceramics without gold lustre are dish-washer safe. She suggests to avoid using them in a microwave as it can make the ceramics too hot to handle.

Hannah’s ceramics with gold lustre are not dish-washer safe or microwave safe.