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Bringing my psychology knowledge to life through illustration is a huge passion of mine. My drawings tend to be been inspired by my clinical work, personal therapy and social justice values. Most of my drawings are displayed on my Instagram page which is accessible in the link icon above.
I currently produce the vast majority of my illustrations for free for non-commercial use. However, there are terms attached to this which include not reposting my images online or using for monetary gain e.g. publishing on a social media page that advertises a business or private work.
If you would like to support my work then please sign up to my Patreon Page where in exchange for a monthly membership fee, I offer access to high resolution images, work sheets and how to guides. This is ultimately what has enabled me to give up some NHS hours so I can continue to produce images so please consider repaying the favour of me supporting your work with my images. My Patreon page can be found here.
If you would like to request a comission, personalised version of my exisiting drawings, use in a book or training then please fill out this form and send to me via the email address in my contact tab.
As with any art work someone creates, my illustrations are all protected by UK copyright law. This essentially means you need permission to use, share or print. I nearly always give my permission (as long as no one is profiting from their use or they are being reposted online). Check here for guidelines or get in touch if this doesn't answer a query about copyright
See some of my favourite illustrations below
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Copyright permissions
I do not intend to make huge profits from the use of my drawings, but I do however need to value the time I have spent producing them especially if my work is enhancing work you are profiting from. Many people innocently assume that if something is available to look at on the internet, then it is free to use. This is not the case and reproducing or sharing without permission is illegal (sharing within social media platforms have slightly different rules). I used to copy images from the internet all the time without realising this, so I am not here to shame anyone who has done this with my drawings. But if you are reading this now, please be aware that the copyright of any artistic content is owned by the original creator (unless sold). So, after seeking some guidance on the best way to do this, I have some guidelines below:
Non-commercial use (public services and charities): I am generally happy to give permission for clinical use and in training presentations. I actively encourage distribution for the social justice focussed illustrations. If illustrations are going to be printed for distribution e.g. in leaflets and training manuals then please contact me to discuss. I always welcome money in the coffee pot if you want to thank me for use
Commercial use (businesses, CICs, private healthcare companies, paid consultation): I charge per use of an image in presentations. Please contact me for other uses.
Guest lecturers on university courses: Please do use and consider putting into my coffee pot if you are being paid for your services
Printing off and sticking on your wall: Go ahead!
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