Lucie Cooke Studio

Lucie Cooke Studio Illustrating and advocating 👊🏻
SEND parenting 💜🌈☂️♾️
Freelance illustration, design & kids books ✏️
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Hats off to those mums at drop off that look sleek and smart and ready to start their work day. Calmly waving their chil...
16/06/2026

Hats off to those mums at drop off that look sleek and smart and ready to start their work day. Calmly waving their child off as said child skips to the door.

That is not me and that is not my morning. I often resemble something that has been dragged out of a swamp backwards. Bare faced, sweating and running late after an incredibly stressful 90 minutes trying to get him ready and out of the door on time. And then chasing him through the playground as he runs in the opposite direction with total disregard for getting to the door on time. It’s all fun and games in a neurodivergent household!

Same again this morning! ✌🏻

12/06/2026

Show up. Work hard. Stay consistent. The results will follow

He’s taken to wearing mittens again, in June. Granted, we’ve not had the most summery weather recently, but I can’t actu...
11/06/2026

He’s taken to wearing mittens again, in June. Granted, we’ve not had the most summery weather recently, but I can’t actually come up with a valid argument as to why he can’t wear his mittens in June, so he is wearing mittens to school!

When the enquiry from .caringclassroom landed in my inbox, my interest was piqued on both a professional and personal le...
09/06/2026

When the enquiry from .caringclassroom landed in my inbox, my interest was piqued on both a professional and personal level!

Professionally, creating illustrations to help educate, explain and advocate for SEND services is what I want to be doing! Small businesses offering SEND support have been so helpful to us along our journey, I want to help them help more people!

Personally, I knew this would be a mutually beneficial relationship! When I met with Danielle for coffee and we were discussing creating icons to help people visialise the four areas of executive functioning, my brain was going “we need one of these reports for Beau!”

Being a SEND mum and having lived in this world for a few years now, I bring a different level of understanding to the table. I had no idea what executive functioning was before all the SEN stuff, it doesn’t get discussed for neurotypical children. But I’ve lived it and it’s a big struggle of ours, so I didn’t need it explaining in order to create these brain icons to illustrate each of the four areas.

Digital illustrations, hand drawn in procreate, no AI. Supplied as both solid background jpeg and transparent background png files, so they can be layered into posts and graphics and used in the reports.

More illustration projects are underway with and .caringclassroom . Watch this space!


Eeek! I love it when an illustration of mine pops up by suprise!These two are part of a collection I have worked on for ...
02/06/2026

Eeek! I love it when an illustration of mine pops up by suprise!

These two are part of a collection I have worked on for . Digital illustrations, hand drawn in procreate, no AI. Supplied as both solid background jpeg and transparent background png files, so they can be layered into posts and graphics.

If you have a project you need illustrative help with and you think my style fits your business, email me at [email protected] and we can have a chat. June is full but I’ve got availability from July.

She’s only gone and developed an APP!! The next step in ‘s plan for world domination! For all your baby development mil...
29/05/2026

She’s only gone and developed an APP!! The next step in ‘s plan for world domination! For all your baby development milestones, she’s got all the info you need in one handy place.

Building on the existing graphics we have created over the past 12 months, Chloe wanted something that was simple and clear and a continuation of the work we have already done. So we took the rainbow bubble lettering, excercise icons and a few dots and stars to create the landing page and app icon. All drawn by hand in procreate. Swipe to see the concept sketches and finished results…

Ribble Kids is available now on Apple and android. 🌈

Camping with an AuDHDer…survival tips.Fiddles, fidgets and entertainment - take plenty! Outside games too - a beach ball...
28/05/2026

Camping with an AuDHDer…survival tips.

Fiddles, fidgets and entertainment - take plenty! Outside games too - a beach ball, frisbee and fishing net.

A big tent - plenty of space and doesn’t feel claustrophobic and confined.

Regular bedding - familiarity and not a sweaty sensory nightmare of a sleeping bag. Same blanky, same teddies, same is safe.

Pack options for EVERYTHING! Minimal is not the way to go. Options and spares, to cater for every unpredictable whim and mood change. Be prepared.

Cones to mark out a visual boundary. (Not that his PDA tendencies paid much attention to these)

Pick a location with dopamine hits and gross motor input - we stayed on a campsite just outside Sedbergh, which had river, a rope swing, woodland to explore and animals to visit.

Prep beforehand - look through photos of the site, photos of previous camping trips, even create a social story.

Good weather helps. And most importantly…don’t forget the iPad.

They say a change is as good as a rest, don’t they. Well camping for a weekend was certainly a change and not particular...
27/05/2026

They say a change is as good as a rest, don’t they. Well camping for a weekend was certainly a change and not particularly restful, camping with a child and a dog, but we had a fab weekend of sun, BBQs, booze and time spent outdoors. We didn’t travel far, just over an hour away to Sedbergh, but to a lovely location on a farm campsite, close enough to walk into the village. B had a great time exploring the woods, seeing the animals and playing in the river!

Back to reality with an almighty bump on Monday, sick child, sick dog and mountains of unpacking!

His new football kit has got me a bit emosh at the moment. I know it’s daft, but it feels like a bit of a developmental ...
22/05/2026

His new football kit has got me a bit emosh at the moment. I know it’s daft, but it feels like a bit of a developmental milestone. B has recently taken an interest in football which he’s never really shown before and he’s not had the best coordination when it comes to ball sports. We tried football lessons when he was 3 but it was just a non starter so stopped. Loads of boys his age eat, sleep and breathe football and insist on only wearing footie kits as every day wear, but he’s just not been interested so we’ve never pushed it. Then all of a sudden he’s playing it at school at play time, he’s kicking a ball in the garden and he wanted a football kit! (Bargain £2 Vinted find btw!) When your world is full of developmental delays, learning adaptations, social difficulties and motor skills struggles, playing football seems so…..normal. It’s a reminder of the power of the word ‘yet’.❤️

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