As a dedicated member of the Wildlife Trust, Claire channels her creativity to support causes close to her heart. Her artwork plays a crucial role in raising awareness and funds for wildlife. "Following a Pagan path resonates deeply with me,” Claire explains. “It links my passion for nature with the excitement of spell work, wand lore, potion making, and manifestation.”

Claire’s artistic style is nothing short of spellbinding. She conjures dramatic, ethereal pieces that transport viewers into mystical woodlands, introduce them to mythical deities, and bring forth spirit guardian animals. Her works embody the tranquillity and magic she discovers in the natural world, leaving an indelible impression of wonder and serenity.

Sustainability Meets Sorcery

In addition to painting, Claire sculpts enchanting creations using recycled, up-cycled, and found materials, breathing new life into what others might discard. Her sculptures are quirky and mysterious, as though imbued with a life of their own. “One collector told me his griffin sculpture actually moved on its own overnight and was facing another one, like they were deep in conversation!”

Claire’s scientific background also informs her art. With a Master of Science degree and a love of chemistry and biology, she often imagines herself as a medieval alchemist, transforming simple ingredients into magical creations. For her, making art is akin to crafting a spell, bringing an idea into reality with imagination and a touch of magic.

A Quiet Soul with a Magical Vision

Despite her bold and mysterious art, Claire is a gentle and introspective person. She finds solace walking in the woods, or listening to classical music accompanied by her cat, in the quiet of her studio. “For in the silence,” she reflects, “magic happens.”

Claire’s work is more than art; it’s an invitation to step into a magical realm, to honour nature, and to believe in the extraordinary. Whether painting spellbinding forests or sculpting mythical creatures, Claire’s mission remains the same: to awaken a sense of wonder, protect the natural world, and show that magic exists all around us.