I am a creature enthusiast with a passion for design, illustration and animation.  I am a graduate of Central St Martins BA Fine Art program.

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My practice focuses on in-between states and lost stories, informed by folklore and my English-Japanese heritage. I take joy in celebrating the unusual.

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How do we navigate our realities through storytelling?

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Feel free to explore my work and get in touch for collaboration opportunities.

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'Puppetry is such an engaging mechanism for telling stories. Emi Hinoshita-Horley has created a whole world in which the puppets and the landscape almost become one. That is always a really important theme in folk – from Morris dancers to sea creatures, there is always a sense you are blending into the landscape, that you are part of it.'

– Lally MacBeth, Founder of The Folk Archive