Daisy studied Illustration at the University of Brighton, graduating in 1999 with First Class Honours. She went on to complete her MA in Communication Art and Design at the Royal College of Art, graduating in 2002. Whilst at the RCA, Daisy gained a distinction for her thesis ‘Sugar and Spice and all things nice, is that what little girls are really made of?’ She was also awarded first place for the Sheila Robinson Memorial Prize, judged and awarded by her daughter, the illustrator, Chloe Cheese. Since then, Daisy has been working to establish herself as a freelance illustrator. Clients include; Sony Music Associated Records (Japan), Hey Ladies, Tiger Magazine, Dazed and Confused, Japanese singer/songwriter Yo Hitoto, Graniph, Carlos Magazine and This is a Magazine. Daisy has also been involved in several exhibitions, both group and solo, from London to LA. She has exhibited with ‘Two Steps Back’, a group show celebrating drawing, which toured throughout Europe, the US and Japan. In 2005, Daisy worked with fellow Illustrator Jessica Pillings to produce ‘Natural Beginnings’, shown at Farnham Maltings, Surrey. The pair collaborate to produce murals and bespoke artwork for interiors on canvas. 2006 saw Daisy feature in Illustration exhibition ‘New Voices’, at The Menier Factory, London. Since she has also been included in ‘The Picture Book’, a book of Contemporary Illustrators, edited by Angus Hyland. Daisy will be exhibiting at the Brighton Festival 2007, in collaboration with James Taylor of Debut.