Jools is a British artist and creative rebel on a mission to flip the bird at societal norms while creating bold, conversation-starting art that helps people see themselves and the world differently. She champions authenticity, celebrates neurodivergence (I’m one of the late diagnosed gang), and encourages others to adore their glorious selves. An artist creating expressive, high-impact artwork that celebrates identity, authenticity, and glorious rebellion.

She’s been drawing for as long as she can remember. Even at a really early age hating staying within the lines of crappy colouring books she was given, and created her own guide lines. Jools studied Foundation Art, but life pulled her elsewhere. Even so, she kept creating – from pet portraits and people to giant puppets and paint-splattered community projects. Jools past work has included carnival artist, arts youth worker, and a creative rebel for hire.

But Jools art truly came alive after that late diagnosis of ADHD and autism. That’s when she stopped masking and started painting from a place of radical honesty. Her work is colourful, characterful, and unfiltered – just like the people she paints for.

Through bold portraits, playful prints and rebellious original pieces, Jools aims to uplift the unseen, celebrate difference, and remind us all to live a little louder.