Black ORLANDO text on a white background
Young man holding a poster titled “Ray’s Story” in front of large black-and-white text panels.

Orlando creates bold, graphic work across illustration, printmaking, painting and zines. Portraits, cityscapes and campaigning art often explore Autism, neurodivergence and how we experience the world.

He’s great with a brief. For Inside at Aspex Portsmouth, Orlando transformed Ray’s words about life in a long-stay institution into powerful text-based artworks. His work has taken him from solo exhibitions in London and Italy to painting his Autism Creature on the Berlin Wall, with his artwork also flying on flags across Portsmouth.

Orlando loves seeing art as much as making it. The Tate is a regular haunt, along with exhibitions across London.

Black 'I am a Portsmouth thing" flying beside the Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth, England.
Two illustrated signs displaying Ray's story birthplace stories, including references to Tricorn in Portsmouth and St. Mary’s.
Two overlapping pink abstract geometric shapes on a black background

I like that merchandise with my designs on have sold out, it means people like seeing my work.

Orlando, September 2026

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Artist dream team, 2 studios. Textiles, print, multimedia, imaginary tattoos. You name it.

Kelly, standing smiling wearing a green plaid apron displays a green Andre cat lino print in TNG art studio
Esther is smiling, wearing purple glasses and a blue jumper in front of her large kitchen abstract artwork, which has pink dots on it.
Orlando is holding his newspaper labeled “Ray’s Story” with a hand-drawn portrait on the cover.
Faisal, smiling wearing a green shirt and denim apron holding a paper with a pink lobster lino print.
Meet the Artists