About
I’m Ejits, an artist & illustrator who brings a unique dollop of silliness, humour & unfettered joy to any project.
I grew up in the 80’s & 90’s and am an enthusiastic fan of the cartoons, games and pop culture from that era and beyond. I’m a cheerleader for embracing our quirks and expressing our true selves and I care deeply about inclusivity, curiosity, play and creativity.
These themes shine through in my work with manic characters, strange imaginative worlds and dopamine-inducing bubblegum colours that celebrate individuality in all its weird and wonderful forms.
I bring a versatile set of skills to the table, including being a skilled artist and illustrator in both the digital and physical realms, having a sharp eye for graphic design (built over 10 years in the industry), and a fearlessness to try new things (even scaling scaffolding to paint massive murals).
My experience includes designing illustrations for products, brands and agencies, creating unique artworks for gallery exhibitions, painting large-scale works of public art (that accidentally become local landmarks) and lots more.
My art style is bright, character-driven and offbeat. It’s defined by bold, rounded forms and a healthy dose of humour. Whatever the project, I deliver a whole load of silliness, joy and personality.
If you would like to collaborate on a project please get in touch.
Ways you can work with Ejits:
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I’m available for mural commissions and have experience painting internal and external large-scale wall art for public art events, private building owners and commerical businesses on a variety of surfaces.
My most notable piece to date has been as part of a series of six murals organised by Upfest to bring Bristol and the UK its largest female-led street art project. I painted the facade above one of the six terraced shops on North Street now known as the Six Sisters. These are permanent pieces and have become a Bristol city landmark.
More detailed info and examples of my mural work can be found on my murals page.
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I have extensive experience painting commissions for exhibitions, private customers and corporate clients.
I love the challenge of painting on almost any surface for example large-scale canvases, skateboards, spray cans, furniture, art toys and even shoes to name a few.
I regularly contribute pieces towards exhibitions and public art shows both nationally (UK) and globally.
If you love my work and have a commission in mind don’t hesitate to get in touch by emailing me – hello@ejits.art
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I have over ten years of experience working for clients, big and small, in print and online as a graphic designer and illustrator. I love to harness those skills alongside the unique illustrative style I’ve created as Ejits to work in collaboration with businesses who are looking to bring vibrant eye-catching characters to their brand.
I’ve worked in publishing, advertising and product design. One of my dream projects would be to collaborate with a fashion brand to create a range of Ejits street wear.
If you have an illustration project in mind just get in touch by emailing me – hello@ejits.art
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I provide intimate, relaxed and accessible workshops for public and private events.
Some examples of workshops I host:
‘Draw Like Ejits’ – A family-friendly fun workshop that guides you through how to draw cute Ejits-style characters. Perfect for people looking to get started with drawing.
Creative Ideation – You bring the subject and I get you thinking visually by activating the creative part of the brain. Perfect for corporate teams who want to work through ideas in a new way.
Spray Paint & Doodle – Play with water-based spray paint and POSCA markers to create unique pieces of art. This is a great introduction to spray painting and an opportunity to get really creative. It requires a large outside or well-ventilated space.
I have a dedicated page all about my workshops here.
If you are interested in booking a one of these workshops or something bespoke get in touch by emailing – hello@ejits.art








Selected public exhibitions, events and projects:
2025
Toy Art UK (art fair) – Museum of Making, Derby
Fine Lines Festival (illustration & animation festival) – University of Gloucestershire
‘Wey Aye Lego Man’ (group exhibition) – Newcastle upon Tyne
‘Through Her Eyes’ (group exhibition) – StolenSpace Gallery, Brick Lane, London
2024
‘Skull Huggery’ (group exhibition) – StolenSpace Gallery, Brick Lane, London
Headliner at Southend City Jam – Southend-on-Sea
Cheltenham Paint Festival – Aggs Pavillion, Pittville Park, Cheltenham
Beermats for Balls by Cahonas Scotland – Testicular Cancer Charity Exhibition & Auction
Upfest Presents – Greville Smyth Bowl’s Club, Bristol
ToyCon UK (convention) – Hammersmith, London
2023
Gift Wrapped (group exhibition) – Clutter Gallery, Beacon, NY, USA
They Came from Planet Rainbow Sparkles VII (group exhibition) – Clutter Gallery, Beacon, NY, USA
Headliner at Southend City Jam – Southend-on-Sea
Cheltenham Paint Festival – North Place Car Park, Cheltenham
The Unicornfest (sculpture/art trail & charity art auction) – Bristol
Weston Wallz (street art project) – Weston-super-Mare
Background Bob & Friends (group exhibition & charity art auction) – First Site Leicester
2 Cute 2 Compute 2 (group exhibition) – Mothership Toy Gallery, Philadelphia. USA
2022
Deck the Halls (group exhibition) – Mothership Toy Gallery, Philadelphia, USA
Designer Con London (convention) – Excel London
Worcester Paint Festival – Worcester
Cheltenham Paint Festival – Cheltenham
Upfest Paint Festival – Bristol
Hop onto Park Street (art trail) – Bristol
2021
Sneakers Generation (group exhibition) – Galerie Sakura, Paris, France
Pupfest (charity art auction) – Road Dogs, Los Angeles, USA
Create For … Wellbeing (group exhibition) – Bristol
Anonymous heART project (charity art auction) – Heart Research UK
Upfest Six Sisters (street art project) – Bristol
Past
Bristol Pop-Up Shop (group shop) – Bristol 2020
Waves - Illustrating Wellbeing (group exhibition) – Bristol (2019)
Upfest Mini Paint Jam (group live mural painting) (2019)
Upfest (street art festival) (2018)