ROSIE

Abstract purple flower sketch on black background
Stylized orange flower.

MARTEN

ARTIST

illustration, fine art, poetry and prose

A woman standing on a sidewalk, smiling and sticking out her tongue, with colorful houses and lush greenery in the background.

ABOUT ROSIE

I am a multi-media artist based in the UK, working across traditional and digital media, with a particular love of print and collage. I love bold design that’s simple, distinctive and full of character. When I’m not creating, I can be found wandering the lanes and moorland of my local landscape, sipping coffee and nosing my way through a good book. Stories are at the heart of every piece I make; folklore, myths and magic live in every line.

Elegant lavender-colored scribble.
A dark blue abstract illustration of three large rocks, with white silhouettes of a wolf, a bird, and a fox on their surfaces.
Silhouette of two birds flying in the sky.

Icons
Linocut

Abstract black silhouettes of plants, animals, and objects on an orange background, including a fox, a rabbit, a leaf, a flower, a pod, a knife, a spear, and a crescent moon.

Desert Ritual
Digital Drawing

Black and white illustration of a telephone pole with wires, a tree branch with leaves, and parts of buildings including a door and window.
Illustration of a spotted begonia.

Old Library
Linocut


PHILOSOPHY

My designs come from a dialogue between the physical nature of being and the narratives we build for ourselves. I find inspiration by looking around me, lead intuitively by shapes, animals, colours and textures that set my heart on fire. My designs are both an expression of what I connect with outside, and how I experience these things within my own world.


PROJECTS

If you like my work and have a project in mind, I’d love to hear from you! When working commercially I prioritise brands with sustainable ethics.


Original commissions


Editorial illustration


Children’s books


Packaging and textile design


CONTACT
Illustration of a potted plant with yellow and orange flowers against a transparent background.
The artist wearing a blue shirt examines a print plate on a studio table, with a palette knife lying nearby.

“What is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?”

— Mary Oliver

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