Bumboo Packaging Design

SURFACE DESIGN COMMISSION

Becki has been working with Bumboo over the past year to create a series of patterns for use on their packaging.

The collaboration began with a winter-inspired wrap design, created for customers to reuse in Christmas crafts and encourage a more eco-friendly festive season.

The second design explores sustainability through storytelling. Each roll celebrates the remarkable transformation of landscapes—from barren ground to thriving ecosystems—serving as a daily reminder that small, thoughtful choices can have a meaningful impact on the planet.

The third collaboration highlights the vital role of wildflowers as a keystone of rewilding. The three patterns draw inspiration from native wildflowers, celebrating their natural beauty through a soft watercolour style.

UNI-BALL

PACKAGING DESIGNER

Becki was commissioned to create the packaging illustration for Uni-ball’s new extra fine brush pen. As an integral part of the updated, plastic-free packaging, her design showcases the pen’s versatility, featuring her signature brush lettering and botanical illustration style.

The extra fine brush pen was launched at the London Stationery Show in October, where Becki attended in person, creating live artwork and calligraphy to demonstrate the pen’s capabilities.

To further promote the Uni-ball pen and highlight how it achieves expressive brush lettering effects, Becki also collaborated on a video project with Rich Smith. In the film, she shares insight into her design process and explains how the pen’s dual functionality supports her work as a multidisciplinary designer.

Wonderwall Floral

BRANDING COMMISSION

Becki was commissioned by Wonderwall Floral to create a suite of branding elements inspired by nature and guided by a sustainable design approach.

Working closely with Nat, the founder of Wonderwall Floral, Becki developed the full visual identity, including logos, motifs, hand lettering, and colour palette. Inspiration was drawn from Nat’s Wiltshire garden studio, and once the natural, elegant palette was established, it informed all of the hand-drawn illustrations.

Becki then translated these illustrations into vector artwork for use across the Wonderwall Floral website, branding, and social media channels. Building on the hand-drawn assets, she also designed business cards and supplied print-ready artwork for supporting brand materials such as stickers and packaging.

IN THE MOMENT MAGAZINE

FORMER ART EDITOR & REGULAR ILLUSTRATION CONTRIBUTOR

In The Moment magazine frequently commissioned Becki for both illustration and craft projects, reflecting the magazine’s focus on mindfulness, creativity and wellbeing for modern creative women. Alongside her craft contributions, Becki regularly created editorial illustrations for the magazine’s early issues before later joining the team as Art Editor.

During her time at In The Moment magazine, Becki worked across a wide range of creative and editorial responsibilities, including planning, styling and directing photoshoots, layout and cover design, cover gift packaging, and commissioning contributors. She also produced digital assets for the magazine’s online platforms and social media channels, helping to maintain a cohesive visual identity across both print and digital content.

SKATEBOARD CAFE

REGULAR ILLUSTRATION CONTRIBUTOR

Becki has been working with Skateboard Cafe for the last four seasons, illustrating ranges for use across decks and apparel in her signature floral style. Summer 2018 saw Becki commissioned to create her first designs for Skateboard Cafe. The illustrated designs drew upon Becki’s painterly style, including watercolour florals and repeat patterns.

Following the Summer 2018 design range, Becki was commissioned to illustrate for Skateboard Cafe’s Summer 2019 seasonal collection. Becki illustrated a whimsical, pastel-hued floral bouquet design with hand lettered motifs for this range, which went on to be used across decks, two colour ways of apparel and accessories. The floral design, in Becki’s signature style, was also embroidered onto clothing.

Becki was delighted to be commissioned for another design in Winter 2019 for Skateboard Cafe. Becki illustrated a flowerbed design for use across apparel, decks and accessories. This playful, crayon-feel design was created in two colour ways and like much of Becki’s illustrative work, was inspired by the gardens she often enjoys visiting. Alongside the floral illustrations, Becki’s hand lettering was also used throughout.

Scouting Magazine

ILLUSTRATION COMMISSION

The bi-monthly publication of The Scout Association, Scouting Magazine, commissioned Becki to create paper cut botanicals to accompany their editorial piece Helpful Herbs; an article which reflected upon the Scout’s use of herbs as remedies for the injured during WWII. The project began with Becki illustrating flora, fauna and herbaceous plants which she then developed into paper cuts, all of which were used throughout the editorial’s accompanying imagery. Each paper cut was constructed true to the actual size and appearance of the plants and flowers mentioned in each herbal recipe of the feature.

Homes & Antiques

REGULAR ILLUSTRATION CONTRIBUTOR

Becki regularly works with Homes & Antiques magazine producing illustrations for the monthly Material Matters editorial feature and she is also frequently asked to contribute to other features for the iconic magazine. 

To date, Becki has contributed illustrations to 13 issues of Homes & Antiques and their hugely successful Material Matters editorial series. Each month, the feature focusses on a particular material, showcasing its origins and how it is used today. Working closely with the Art Director to ensure the illustrations work successfully within the feature, Becki illustrates both the main opener image on a colour wash, as well as a background pattern, reflective of the material’s look and feel, for use throughout the remainder of the feature. Each of Becki’s illustrations are completely unique, appealing to the antique-loving reader, and work cohesively alongside previous and future illustrations for the Material Matters series.

For their January 2019 issue, Becki was commissioned by Homes & Antiques to illustrate a feature on the top 10 shopping streets. The article took readers on a whistle stop tour of Britain’s best streets for antique shopping, highlighting vintage emporiums and treasure troves. Working closely with the Art Director, Becki created hand lettering and a playful illustration of each of the featured streets, from Frome, the jewel in Somerset’s crown, to the majestic and handsome York. Becki ensured a consistent, fun style across each of the illustrations, and with the feature spread across 8 pages, Becki was thrilled to have been commissioned for a piece which was so integral to the first issue of 2019. 

MOLLIE MAKES

FORMER DEPUTY ART EDITOR & REGULAR ILLUSTRATION CONTRIBUTOR

Becki has a highly regarded, long-standing relationship with Mollie Makes, contributing across a wide range of creative roles over many years, including as Deputy Art Editor and a regular contributor. Mollie Makes is aimed at a new generation of crafters, celebrating creativity through a blend of distinctive editorial content, thoughtful design, and ongoing creative inspiration. As a reader of the magazine herself, Becki’s contemporary creative practice naturally aligns with its audience.

Becki was commissioned to design a full-page editorial illustration and accompanying hand lettering for a feature focused on the transition to a freelance career. As a publication that encourages its readers to turn creativity into a profession, it was important that her illustration reflected the article’s informative yet uplifting tone.

Working within a limited colour palette, Becki created a playful, bright, and engaging illustration that captures the positivity and optimism at the heart of the feature.

Mollie Makes regularly features pull-out papers that are much loved by its loyal readers and makers. Becki was commissioned to create a set of illustrated papers for the Mollie Makes Christmas issue, responding to a brief that called for a traditional yet playful approach. She developed sheets of watercolour-painted illustrations alongside hand-lettered gift tags, ensuring the designs carried a seasonal feel without being overtly Christmas-themed. This allowed the artwork to feel versatile and timeless, suitable for a wide range of craft applications and appealing to all readers. The pull-out sheets were also featured within a wrapping project in the magazine, further showcasing their creative potential and usability.

Commissioned to illustrate a summer range of pull-out papers for Mollie Makes, Becki created a series of patterns and prints inspired by wild florals and the vibrant energy of summer.

Painted in gouache, the bright, playful floral designs feature Becki’s signature hand lettering and were designed to be versatile—allowing readers to pull them out and frame as standalone artwork. Alongside these, the botanical patterns were created to lend themselves naturally to a wide range of contemporary craft projects, supporting Mollie Makes’ community of modern makers.

Becki was commissioned to illustrate a set of seasonal paper designs for Mollie Makes Issue 142. Drawing inspiration from her Spring/Summer nature journal, she created eight designs that responded to a brief centred on bright, bold, and cheerful floral motifs. The colour palettes were carefully considered to reflect the energy of the season, celebrating the joyful abundance of colour found in nature during the warmer months. Each design was hand-painted in gouache, embracing a vibrant and expressive style.The final papers were printed in the magazine for readers to pull out, frame, or use in a variety of creative craft projects. 

Project Calm Magazine

REGULAR ILLUSTRATION CONTRIBUTOR

Quarterly wellbeing journal, Project Calm regularly commissioned Becki to contribute illustration to its creative and insightful features. 

Becki contributed to five issues of Project Calm with various creative elements, from pattern design for pages to hand lettered titles and cover designs. With an strong understanding of the Project Calm reader, Becki’s illustrated patterns worked cohesively with the feature’s content as well as appealing to the creative, mindful audience. Each of the patterns were hand painted in Becki’s signature style which perfectly complemented the artistic nature of the magazine which celebrates making. 

For their feature celebrating British bees, Project Calm commissioned Becki to illustrate all of the accompanying imagery, knowing her style has a natural affinity with their creative readers. The 8 page feature was fully illustrated by Becki with 12 species of Bees painted with Gouache, a full page beehive illustration, brush lettered titles and full page pattern designs to bring the feature together.

91 Magazine

ILLUSTRATION COMMISSION

Becki was commissioned to create an illustration to sit alongside an editorial feature by interior stylist and writer, Hannah Bullivant for 91 Magazine. The piece focussed on seasonal living and celebrated bringing nature into our homes, for which Becki’s seasonal and nature inspired illustrative style was a perfect fit. The final watercolour illustration depicted four seasonal floral arrangements and was embellished with hand lettering.

91 Magazine is an independent print publication, published in over 15 countries worldwide, which celebrates creative living and independent makers.

Ebay

ILLUSTRATION COMMISSION

eBay commissioned Becki to create an illustrated pattern design, invitation design and hand lettering for one of their highly coveted PR events. Inspired by their brand colours Becki created a fresh and fun design which was not overcomplicated, reflective of the simple and enjoyable user experience eBay aims for. Finally, Becki hand lettered each of the invites to send to attendees to make each invitation personalised and add to the creative feel.

Sovereign Living

ILLUSTRATION COMMISSION

Becki was commissioned by Sovereign Living to create 4 designs, each featuring illustration and brush lettering in her signature style. The new home designs were then used on greetings cards and tea towels as Sovereign’s new home buyer gifts, celebrating their customers’ first step onto the property ladder. Each depicted traditional new home elements such as vases of flowers, wine glasses and decorating tools, illustrated in a fun and modern way, appealing to Sovereign Living’s target customers.

Stem & Green

ILLUSTRATION COMMISSION

Becki was commissioned by natural and sustainable flower farm, Stem & Green, to create a seasonal flower-inspired gift card design. Using gouache paints, Becki painted the design inspired by an urn of freshly-picked flowers from the farm. The loose floral design was then printed onto a luxe hammered folded card and is sent with all gift wrapped orders from Stem & Green.

Becki Clark x Nerida Hansen Fabrics

ILLUSTRATION COMMISSION

Becki was delighted to collaborate with fabric empire, Nerida Hansen Fabrics, on a stunning collection of nature-inspired fabric designs. Inspired by lush British summers, the designs reflect seasonal nature and landscapes with blooming florals, abundant foliage, wild daisies and citrus fruits, all created within an abstract theme to add a modern edge.

Becki’s extensive surface pattern design experience meant she had a confident ownership of the entire process from initial concept, sketches and colour swatches right through to readying the final designs for print, giving thorough consideration to colour profiles for fabrics and print motif sizing.  

The fabric collection is available on neridahansen.com.au and can be also be purchased at wholesale. 

Becki is thrilled to be continuing this creative partnership with Nerida Hansen Fabrics with another collection of nature-inspired designs due for release in 2022.