Creating with Care

Creating beautiful things shouldn't come at the cost of the beautiful world that inspires them. From my Norfolk studio, every decision - from the paper I choose to the way I package your order - is made with both quality and our planet's wellbeing in mind. If you've found your way to this page, I suspect these values matter to you too 🩷

Paper with Purpose

Finding materials that are both luxurious to touch and kind to the earth takes careful consideration. I work with a certified B Corp UK manufacturer to source papers that feel as good as they look while treading gently on our planet.

My cotton paper (used for art prints and greeting cards) is crafted from fibres that would otherwise go to waste in the clothing industry - giving new life to cotton byproducts rather than growing new plants. It's acid-free and made to last, so your prints will bring joy for years to come, all while meeting strict ecolabel standards.

For correspondence notecards and writing paper, I choose 100% recycled fibres from post-consumer waste - FSC certified, acid-free, and carbon balanced at source.

Packaging that Cares

You'll never find plastic in your Adventures in Print package. Instead, everything is lovingly packaged in recyclable materials, with prints protected by biodegradable plant-starch bags (they might look like cellophane, but they're completely earth-friendly!) before being tucked into cardboard-backed envelopes and packaging.

Made in Britain, Made to Order

From initial sketch to your doorstep, everything happens right here in the UK. I deliberately print in small batches to avoid waste and keep my carbon footprint as light as possible. When I occasionally work with specialist manufacturers for items like textiles, they're always UK-based partners who share these same values.

It's Simply Who We Are

Nature isn't just my inspiration - it's my responsibility. Every bloom I carve, every colour I choose, carries the spirit of the British countryside that nurtures my creativity. Protecting the very source of that inspiration feels like the most natural thing in the world.