Lottie Katrina Day is a South London based artist whose practice is rooted in the rhythms and structures of the natural world. Working across lino print, mixed media, and experimental hand‑printed processes, she brings organic forms to life with a vivid sense of movement, texture, and pattern. Her pieces often feel as though they’ve grown rather than been made, shaped by the same quiet forces that sculpt landscapes, leaves, and tides.

Nature is her deepest and most enduring source of inspiration. Throughout her professional journey, Lottie has explored the connection between creativity and the natural environment as a grounding, regulating activity. This philosophy runs through both her artwork and her teaching, where she encourages others to use creative practice as a way to slow down, reconnect, and find steadiness. She works from the belief, supported by lived experience, that immersing ourselves in nature and making with our hands can meaningfully support our mental wellbeing.

In a world that feels increasingly fast and unpredictable, Lottie seeks out moments of beauty in colour, form, and contrast, translating them into work that invites people to pause, look closely, and feel present. Her art is both an exploration and an offering: a way to engage, to create, and to share the restorative power of the natural world.

Contact: lottieday@ntlworld.com