A sketchbook is my creative companion—a place where I capture thoughts, shapes, and ideas. It serves as a versatile canvas for experimentation, where I explore various artistic techniques, from mark-making and mixed media to collage work and relevant texts. It is the core of my project development, documenting the evolution of my creative process.

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Overcoming my initial reservations about drawing, I’ve embraced the expressive power of collage and visual elements. My sketchbook has become a record of my artistic journey, a space where I confidently make compositional decisions. It is an essential tool for diving into project briefs and forming a deep connection with the themes I explore.

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At times, I fill the pages without any preconceived ideas, letting spontaneity lead the way. Later, I connect the dots, uncovering answers and insights that inform my creative direction. This two-dimensional space fosters exploration, allowing me to experiment with compositions, colour schemes, and organisational structures.

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Through sketches, notes, diagrams, and visuals, I gain a clearer understanding of my projects, thoughts, and emotions. In essence, my sketchbook reflects a specific moment in my creative journey—capturing my responses to various topics, my moods, and the questions that drive me. It’s a vital instrument for self-discovery, a safe space, a bridge between ideas, and a medium for self-expression.