Alexa recently completed her masters in illustration at Central Saint Martins, where she often got into trouble with print technicians due to her slightly wild and unorthodox approach to screen printing. She now works as an illustrator in London running regular workshops with a particular emphasis on rethinking the context of drawing, most recently a Drawing Séance at the National Trust’s Ham House in August. Nature, horror, folk art and combining overhead projectors and screen printing with digital technologies interests her and she will be speaking and exhibiting at The Third International Illustration Symposium in Krakow in November.
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