Tyler Danielle Potter is a British artist and mentor based in London, working across painting, installation and curatorial practice.

She graduated with a First-Class BA (Hons) in Fine Art from the University for the Creative Arts (Canterbury) in 2020, where she was awarded the CRATE Studio and Project Space Graduate Award. During her undergraduate studies, she completed a placement at Cyprus College of Art and held her first solo exhibition, Soft and Found, at The Brewery Tap Project Space in Folkestone.

Following her BA, Potter spent three years living and travelling across Europe aboard a 28ft sailboat. This formative period deepened her relationship with landscape, sensory experience and cross-cultural exchange, themes that continue to inform her practice. During this time, she developed her work independently, taking commissions and building her understanding of sustainable creative enterprise.

In 2024, she completed her MA in Contemporary Art Practice at the Royal College of Art. While at the RCA, her work was presented at a Tate Lates event and she curated a group exhibition featuring sixteen artists as part of her research into collaborative and community-led practice.

Alongside her studio work, Potter mentors BA and MA applicants developing conceptual portfolios for leading art schools. Drawing on her experience as both an exhibiting artist and RCA graduate, she supports emerging artists in refining their visual language, sequencing work, and articulating critical positions with clarity and confidence.

She continues to expand her practice through exhibitions, commissions, and research-driven projects.