This series of works will focus on some of the bigger environmental issues of the day such as plastic pollution, climate change and the plight of endangered species.

The first work in the environmental issues series is focused on plastic pollution. We're worried about babies and toddlers being in danger of suffocating in plastic bags and yet, we've been complicit in doing exactly that. Polluting our environment with plastic that is, literally choking life on earth. This work represents how it is the next generation that will pay for the consequences of our actions - and inaction - in the future.

Newly completed triptych entitled 'Blood money: no longer in circulation' is focused on endangered species. A century ago there were an estimated five million elephants in Africa. Today, there are less than half a million. On average, at least 55 elephants are killed by poachers every day for their tusks. That's about one every 25 minutes. Rhinos were once found throughout Eurasia and Africa, but today, three of the five rhino species are critically endangered, meaning they face a high chance of extinction. In recent years, rhino numbers have dropped dramatically due to poaching for their horn which is prized in Asian countries. They also face threats from habitat loss and political conflict.