Fiona Powers (Fi) is a Bath-based freelance illustrator and pattern designer with a career spanning decades. Trading as Fiink Design, she works with book publishers, design companies, and retail brands across illustration, surface pattern, and art-working projects. Her client list includes major UK retailers, publishers, and heritage institutions.

Powers' work draws from mid-20th century and Scandinavian design, with an emphasis on pattern, texture, and colour. The portfolio features illustrative repeat patterns with a retro-modern sensibility - flat, graphic forms within structured compositions alongside detailed decorative illustration work.

Proficient in all Adobe software. Background in illustration: BA in Illustration at Maidstone College of Art. Decades of professional freelance practice encompassing shop displays, book and magazine illustration, design art-working, and visualising projects.

Clients span publishing (Collins, Hachette, Caterpillar Books, Oxford University Press, Octopus Books, Barefoot Books), retail and gifting (Sainsbury's, Marks & Spencer, Harrods, Laura Ashley, Clarks, Wild & Wolf, Museums & Galleries, Wedgwood, Shruti Designs), heritage and public bodies (English Heritage, National Trust, Royal Mail, The NHS, Imperial Cancer), and lifestyle brands (Orient Express, Country Living, Good Housekeeping, Procter & Gamble, Cuprinol). Selected placements suggest editorial and product applications.

Powers developed an early interest in illustration at school, pursued an art foundation, and gained a BA in Illustration at Maidstone College of Art. She built a long freelance career in London across shop displays, editorial, and art-working before relocating to Bath, where she continues to work with publishers and design companies.

Illustrative pattern work with a 1950s and Scandinavian aesthetic. The portfolio features graphic repeat compositions with bold motifs and retro colour palettes. Work spans surface pattern, book illustration, and decorative design across print, retail, and heritage contexts.