CREATIVE PROFILES
Caitlin
Steph
Mauton
Rizwan
Jack
Daphne
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Lisa
Charleigh
Caitlin
Caitlin is a queer, neurodivergent artist based in Perthshire. They are a contemporary artist who works across diverse media, prioritizing emotion and meaning over material. Their practice often incorporates confessional elements drawn from personal experiences, with language and text playing a central role in expression.
The text and prose Caitlin writes are integral to their work, playing with the imagery and mark making that goes alongside it. As Caitlin's influence lies in their lived experiences and how they interact with the world around them, their work can vary from subject to subject. Some of the themes they touch on include grief, mental illness, joy and love.
Find out more about Caitlin's artistic practice, upcoming exhibitions and shop their work at www.caitlinhanna.co.uk
Follow on Instagram: @CaitlinHanna_Art
You can also contact Caitlin directly by Email: wildeyeart@outlook.com
Steph is our incredible young designer and craftsperson, who holds a special place in the Articulate family. As one of our very first creatives, she has been part of Articulate’s journey from the beginning, with her talent continuing to grow with every project. With a keen eye for design, Steph has expanded her skills through many creative workshops, with an ever-growing interest in sewing and crafting.
An incredible mum of two with a natural flair for fashion, Steph launched her own venture, CAILA Clothing, in 2025. She is continuing to develop her sewing skills while creating unique clothing and accessories using African and upcycled fabrics.
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Follow on Instagram: @CailaClothing
Steph
Mauton
Mauton is an incredible creative who has designed beautiful products within ‘Made with Care’. Mauton has worked with mentors and and artists such as Print Clan, Braw Wee and
Creative Catalyst Scotland. She assisted with window displays at Glasgow’s Centre for Contemporary Arts including illustrations and pottery from her own and others’ collections. Mauton grabs all opportunities with both hands, she has gone through Articulate’s Creative Assistant Programme and regularly supports the delivery of projects and events for the charity and their partners.
In the last year Mauton has taken part in the first ever ‘Made with Care’ Field Festival, which she found to be a wonderful experience. Her favourite part of this was addressing most of the directors and hearing how they work and their thought process. Mauton is very excited to be working on the Field Festival again this year, aiming for it to be bigger and better than before.
Mauton is now studying Food and Consumer at Abertay University, broadening her creative skills into all aspects of her interests. She loves cooking, music and fashion and is developing her passion for singing.
Rizwan
Rizwan is a heritage enthusiast. His passion and dedicated championing of Glasgow’s built heritage is unrivalled. Rizwan has been further developing his meticulous architectural draughtsmanship skills through his latest creative endeavour ‘The Heritage Draughtsman’.
In June 2025, Rizwan hosted a public exhibition on the theme of Glasgow’s architectural heritage highlighting icons and hidden gems within the city. On show were his explorations of textile screen printing, watercolour renders, sketch studies and drawings of building facades. The exhibition also captured his interest in the Art Deco movement which marked the centenary of Scotland’s contribution to this international style. Rizwan is continuing to build a multi-disciplined body of work focusing primarily on Art Deco architecture and design across the UK with his creativity extending into 3D printing and graphic design.
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Find screen printed apparel and accessories adorned with Rizwan’s signature style in the Made with Care shop
Follow on Instagram: @the_heritage_draughtsman
Follow on Facebook: facebook.com/theheritagedraughtsman
You can also contact Rizwan directly by Email: theheritagedraughtsman@gmail.com
Jack
Introducing Jack, Articulate's resident ‘Made with Care’ chef.
With the guidance and support he has received, Jack now works in The Buttery in Glasgow, simultaneously pursuing a HNC in Professional Cookery at the City of Glasgow College.
Jack’s passion transcends the culinary world; he is also a part of our music programme, ‘Track’ where he has assumed the role of a mentor for the two younger cohorts.
When he is not honing his skills in the kitchen, you’ll find him mastering the guitar though ‘Made with Care’, under the guidance of brilliant mentor, Andy Urquhart. He whips up a mean chilli, and he strums his guitar with an abandon that is nothing short of electrifying.
Daphne
Daphne is coming to the end of their final year of studying marketing in Edinburgh. What Daphne has enjoyed most about their time at Queen Margaret University were the creative aspects - writing, graphic design, generating concepts and a filming module they did!
Daphne is currently exploring how they can use their creativity and marketing experience together to create meaningful work. Their aim is to create a resource that organisations, for example charities and small businesses, can use to inspire and help aid with communications and promotion. They are planning to explore and utilise visual art practices such as screen printing to create this as a sellable, physical item.
Lisa
Creating has always been Lisa’s way of exploring, connecting, and making sense of the world around her. Lisa’s creative journey is all about curiosity and growth and sharing her story. She wants to help those who may need someone to look up to, whilst supporting them to grow in confidence in their own journey. At the core of everything Lisa makes is storytelling. She explores her own experiences, the moments that have shaped her, the lessons she’s learned, and the stories she has carried with her.
Lisa believes every piece she creates holds a voice: whether it’s reflecting personal journeys through poems, highlighting shared human experiences through speaking at events, or giving space to stories that might otherwise go unheard. She loves using creativity to turn feelings, memories, and ideas into something tangible, whether that’s celebrating community or raising awareness for causes that she believes in, such as families in debt, care experienced young people, aftercare support and SEND families.
Charleigh
Charleigh is a creative wellbeing practitioner and artivist based in North Ayrshire. Her work is rooted in a passion for history, learning, youth empowerment, and social justice - particularly for marginalised communities.
Working as a multidisciplinary artist, Charleigh explores themes of activism, nature, class, identity, mental health, and storytelling. Her practice centres on creating socially relevant work that reflects and responds to contemporary issues.
At the heart of her work is a strong belief in the power of community and creativity. Charleigh believes in the power of art, in all its forms, can foster connection, healing, and positive change - both for individuals and the world around them.
She delivers holistic, creative and educational workshops designed to support wellbeing, while creating accessible opportunities for young people from working-class and disadvantaged backgrounds. Through this work, participants are encouraged to explore their creativity as a tool for self-expression, overcoming socio-economic barriers and to challenge discrimination.
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Follow on Instagram: @elementalayrshire
