Tom is an award winning carver working in wood and stone from his workshop in the National Trust Village of Coleshill Oxfordshire.

 Originally studying technical illustration and 3D design. Tom became an accomplished draughtsman before working as a carpenter. He soon found he wanted to explore a more creative pathway and followed his passion for carving, in 2005 he was awarded The Drapers Company Wood Carving Scholarship to attend the City and Guilds of London Art School.

 During this time studying Tom received awards for both Drawing and Carving and graduated in 2008 with a 1st class Diploma in Ornamental Carving.

 After College Tom went on to work freelance for some of London's most prestigious conservation companies gaining a wealth of experience in the field of restoration. This background has allowed Tom the chance to develop a thorough understanding and ability to work sensitively within many period styles. He has also had the opportunity to build a high level of competence for working with often valuable and extremely fragile historic objects.

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Alongside this, Tom continues to work on carving commissions as well large scale restoration projects both as a carver and joiner but also latterly as a project manager and site foreman. In 2020 Tom returned to City and Guilds of London Arts School to work as a Tutor for the carving department.

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Toms carving, lettering and conservation work can be found in renowned locations around the country including many of Oxfords and Londons most celebrated Colleges, Chapels and Churches.