I started Wheely Good in my early twenties after breaking my leg skateboarding left me stuck in a wheelchair with a lot of time on my hands. Since then, I’ve worked with clients including Vans, Dickies, Mondo Brewing, Outbreak Festival, and Girls Shred, alongside developing my own artwork and products through Wheely Good.
Mostly, you’ll find me online documenting the art shenanigans behind Wheely Good. Including making things, experimenting with ideas, sharing the realities of being a working artist, OOTD’s and occasionally getting far too invested in whatever has caught my attention that week.
As an autistic and mental health-focused creator, I also use my platforms to talk openly about my own experiences, the realities of working creatively, and figuring out how to build a career and life that work with my brain rather than against it.
At the heart of everything I do is a love of making things and telling stories, whether that’s through an illustration, a portrait, a product, a video, or a collaboration with a brand.
My motto has always been Art, Sk8, Create. That still sums things up pretty well.
If you’d like to work together on an illustration project, custom artwork, or social media content, send me an email!
Have a browse at my Portfolio page for examples of my work!
Hi, I’m Kim! ★
I’m a Yorkshire-based freelance illustrator, creative and content creator, and the person behind Wheely Good.
I create bold, playful artwork inspired by skate culture, nostalgia, girlhood, fashion, and the weird little things I find interesting along the way. My work spans custom illustration and portraits, products, commercial artwork, and branded social content.
