Maisie
I’m a part-time artist and storyteller with a passion for fantasy, myth, and all things magical from epic legends to small moments of wonder.
I’m a part-time artist and storyteller with a passion for fantasy, myth, and all things magical. I create handmade bookmarks, prints, and art inspired by the worlds I love to explore — from epic legends to small moments of wonder.
Each piece is carefully designed and crafted by hand, so every item you find here carries a little bit of my imagination and heart. When I’m not drawing or painting, you’ll probably find me lost in a good book, practicing archery, or sketching ideas for my next creation.
WilkoCreations is my way of sharing that magic with you, and I hope my work inspires a little wonder in your everyday life.
I’ve been creating art for as long as I can remember — what started as a childhood passion has grown into a lifelong pursuit of storytelling and imagination. Life hasn’t always been easy as a visually impaired artist, but I’ve pushed through these challenges to follow my creative path.
I studied Creative Media at Plymouth University and recently completed my Master’s in Illustration, honing my skills and exploring new ways to bring my ideas to life.
Outside of my artwork, I work as a SEN Teaching Assistant, where I support young children in their learning, helping them grow in confidence and reach their full potential.
It’s always been a dream of mine to one day illustrate and create my own children’s books.
Projects and exhibitions
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Her Freedom14/01/2025 Her Freedom is an immersive spatial storytelling project following the story of Nameless, a young woman forced into a marriage against her will. Through illustrations, sound and interactive objects placed throughout the space, the audience follows her journey from losing her freedom to finding the strength to escape and reclaim her life. |
Plymouth University, Plymouth | Details |
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Scars - A Collection Of Domestic Violence Stories31/05/2024 — 23/05/2023 A collection of real-life stories from survivors of domestic abuse, created to educate and raise awareness of the different forms of abuse people can experience. Each survivor shared their own heartbreaking experiences and personal truth. Their stories are accompanied by photography and illusion artwork, creating a visual representation of the... [Read more] |
Roland Levinsky - Plymouth University Building, Plymouth | Details |
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The Price Of Hunger05/05/2023 A exhibition that is focused on raising awareness of the housing amd food crisis happening across the country but specifically Plymouth. As media students we wanted the exhibition to showcase the facts and situation but in our own creative ways. |
LEDWORKS, Plymouth | Details |




