About Me

Hello, I’m Imogen, a watercolour illustrator, creative workshop host, and advocate for the joy, peace and connection that creativity can bring.

I love nothing more than creating thoughtful, storytelling illustration and hand lettering. Using ink and watercolour to celebrate places, moments, and memories. Whether I’m illustrating a beloved home, a carefully curated shopfront, or a seasonal garden full of colour and life, my work always starts with stories. It’s about noticing and capturing the quiet details that bring depth and meaning to a piece.

My illustrations have grown into a business that blends bespoke commissions, immersive workshops and product design, all rooted in connection, calm, and craft. It is my passion and my life, which means when I’m doing this, you get the very best of me.


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Why watercolour?

Watercolour painting is my creative home. It’s unpredictable and free, with colours that move and blend in ways you can’t always control, and I love that. It invites you to slow down, breathe, and embrace imperfection; and I believe there’s a lesson in that for all of us. Creativity is healing, calming, and joyful. It helps us process our emotions, reconnect, and pause. 

That’s why I’m so passionate about using illustration and workshops to give people not just beautiful artwork, but the experience of creating and feeling differently; it’s a truly amazing tool for everyone; from supporting your mental health and wellbeing to just bringing pockets of joy into your day.


Ways we can collaborate

  • Bespoke illustrations for businesses: Bespoke hand-painted illustrations that help you stand out, connect meaningfully with your customers, and elevate your brand identity.

  • For individuals: Capturing life’s milestones with bespoke personal commissions, including thoughtful house portraits, family memories, and one-off gifts.

  • For the thoughtful workshop and event organisers: Creative watercolour sessions that are joyful, inclusive and great for mental wellbeing – perfect for client experiences, team days or community events.


A few things I love

My paint-stained water pot (made by a dear friend), my beautiful, trusty drawing tools, my sketchbook, and the kettle boiling for yet another cup of tea. My work uniform of Lucy and Yak dungarees, our tiny allotment where I love to sit and paint for hours, or potter with my two wonderful children. All these small, everyday things and moments keep me connected to why I do this work, because creativity is for everyone, not just “artists”.


My Winding Path

Before starting my award-winning illustration business, I spent over a decade designing interiors that told stories. Homes are a diary of a person; spilling out into patterns, objects, and pieces that make up their everyday. And when I worked as a senior designer, every project was about more than how a space looked; it was about how it made people feel and the memories and stories it evoked.

This background shaped everything I do now. I learnt how to listen deeply to what clients truly want to say, translate abstract ideas into tangible experiences, and create artwork with meaning to the onlooker.

You can learn more about my colourful journey below on some of the podcasts I’ve been a guest on.


Creative collaborations since launching

Since starting my illustration business, I’ve been lucky enough to work on some truly beautiful and varied projects:

  • Oxygen Conservation Maps – combining unique landscapes, properties and species to bring their portfolio of estates to life

  • The Newman Hotel, Fitzrovia – translating their vision into illustrations used across their website, marketing collateral, and guest experience.

  • Seasonal Editorial Commissions for Country Homes & Interiors Magazine – providing an “evocative, detailed and joyous image to accompany a feature” in the magazine

  • Skye McAlpine – creating bespoke-designed mail-out cards for a unique homeware brand that added “that extra special touch to [their] customer experience”

  • Hampton Court House – capturing the grandeur and personality of this iconic building in watercolour.

…and many more creative collaborations with purpose-led brands who want their story told in a distinctive, handcrafted way. Perhaps you next?


As Seen In:

As featured in section including black and white logos for Country Life, Good Housekeeping, Country Homes & Interiors, Period Living, Inside Kent and Wealden Times magazines

A little creative encouragement

Even if you never pick up a paintbrush, I believe creativity is something we all need, whether it’s gardening, cooking, writing, or sketching. That’s why I started The Creative Covey newsletter, where I share inspiration, stories, and a gentle nudge to carve out creative time for yourself.


Let’s work together

Whether you’re looking for beautiful illustrations, a way to tell your brand story, or a memorable workshop experience, I’d love to hear your ideas.

Ready to start your creative journey together? Get in touch and tell me what you need.