A Kitchen Notebook
This space is inspired by the small, cloth bound antique French ledger sat on the kitchen mantlepiece in our tiny terraced West Yorkshire home:
Our kitchen notebook where I jot down recipes from our stove and shelves, where I make notes of meals eaten, conversations shared and rituals created.
Who is this for?
If you enjoy some degree of humour and frank honesty alongside your whimsy.
If you like to reflect the seasons in your daily life without feeling like a 2015 Pinterest board.
If you like simple recipes with store cupboard ingredients that are more of a creative suggestion than a forensic diagram.
If you like vintage desks full of old ink jars and incomplete drawings.
If you like hearing voicenotes and recordings from blustery walks across the Yorshire fields and around kitchen tables.
If you like high brow and low brow and everything in between recommendations on books, films, music and podcasts. There is no cultural or intellectual snobbery here.
If you like stories of the every day, of love, of heartbreak, of nostalgia, of hope. Then I think you may enjoy my images and words.
I write, I draw, I take photos, I record voices and I move objects around, all with the purpose of telling a story and hoping that these will inspire others to find their own.
