Political Cartoonist

• staff cartoonist for The Guardian (2023-present)

•  Freelance (2017- present) -  clients include The Sunday Times, The Times, The Financial Times, The BBC,  The Observer, The New Statesman, The Spectator, El Pais, The Jewish Chronicle amongst others

• Staff cartoonist for The Times Literary Supplement  (2017 – 2020) - weekly A3 cartoon and the occasional cover. ​

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Exhibitions & Events

• 'The Power of Satire' Sheldonian Panel with Andrew Hunter Murray & Jan Ravens (Oxford, May 2026)

• 'The thin line between Laughter & Tears' Lecture (Oxford, May 2026)

• 'Battles of The Mind: Ella Baron Drawing Ukraine at War' The Arcade, Bush House, Kings College London (London, September 2025)

• Massive Attack, Act 1.5 Climate Accelerator, contributing political artist (Bristol, August 2024)

• Boomtown Festival, contributing political artist

• 'Staying sharp on Satire', panel talk at The London Library (London, June 2024)

• 'Drawing on Tomorrow', The Sir John Soanes Museum (London, January 2024)

• 'She is My Daughter, All of her is Me' The Cartoon Museum (London, June-October 2023)

• Christie’s Lates Series, Solo Exhibition & Lecture (London, April 2019)

• Institut Francais du Royaume-Uni, Solo Exhibition & Lecture (London, May 2019)

• Huddersfield University, Solo exhibition & workshop (Huddersfield, March 2019)

• The Jewish Museum, Contributor (London, July 2018)

• The Cartoon Museum, Contributor (London, October 2017)

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Awards & Recognitions​

• Professional Cartooonist Association Outstanding Project Award (2026)

• Resident Artist at The Sir John Soanes Museum (2023)- curated a Late and took part in an in conversation event

• Arts Council England Grant (2022)

• Society of Authors Grant (2022)

• The De Groot Foundation Courage to Write Finalist (2022)

• London Library Emerging Writer (2021-2022)

• Nominated for The British Political Cartoon Awards (2023-, 2019)

• Contributor to the annual Britain’s Best Political Cartoons (Cornerstone) in (2023-2019)

• British Cartoon Associations Young Cartoonist of the Year, under 30s Category, (2017)

• Philip Geddes Prize for Foreign Reporting (2017)

• First Class degree in English Language & Literature (University of Oxford 2017)

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Graphic Reportage

• 'Battles of The Mind: Ella Baron Drawing Ukraine at War' - drawn in collaboration with MSF, on location in Ukraine, June 2025

• South Sudan: The Long Walk for New Life – a graphic short story- drawn in collaboration with MSF , on location in their maternity clinic in Pibor, South Sudan, Published on MSF ’s international channels 2021

• Sketches series from the Woman’s Health Clinic, Shatila refugee camp, Beirut- published by 2018, republished by & drawn in collaboration with on location in their Health Centre (Beirut) after conducting interviews with staff and patients

• Sketches series on The University Mental health crisis- published by 2017, inspired by interviews conducted with fellow students

• Sketches series on the EU refugee crisis- published by 2016, drawn on location in Athens’ refugee squats

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Book Illustration & Design

• Genius & Ink, By Virginia Woolf (Harper Collins, 2019) - cover & frontispiece illustration

• Hero, By Lee Child (Harper Collins, 2019) - frontispiece & chapter illustrations

• Shakespeare’s Others in 21st-Century European Performance (Arden Shakespeare Collection, Bloomsbury, 2021) – cover illustration

• William Shakespeare's Brexit: A Political Sh*tstorm in Five Acts, By Boris Starling (Bonnier Books, 2019) -cover illustration

 

Animation

• Abducted, a documentary presented by Katherine Rundell (BBC4, 2018)

• Médecins Sans Frontières, light animations of graphic reportage drawings for use on social media 2019, 2021

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