Poster created in Adobe Illustrator in 2024.

Logo designer for Level-Clear podcast in 2019 using Adobe Illustrator.

Made in 2020, using Adobe illustrator and after effects.

Designed in 2021 using Adobe Illustrator.

As a designer, I pride myself on being a bit of a chameleon.I love adapting to different styles and visual worlds. But when it came to creating my own brand, that flexibility became a challenge, I had so many directions I could go in.

I decided to embrace a look that feels fun, bright, and full of personality. This brand is intentionally not the most serious, it’s a space where I can play, experiment, and explore styles beyond what client work may call for. It gives me room to show range, while still feeling distinctly “me.”

Bridewell asked me to create a set of mock-ups for their online library of cyber security guides. The goal was to expand their existing website while keeping the look and feel consistent with their brand.

To make it easy for users to browse a large collection of guides, I designed an accordion-style side menu with clear headers and simple icons. This approach kept the layout clean and intuitive while helping users find what they needed quickly.

I also explored a “book-mark” feature that would let users return to their favourite guides. While it wasn’t included in the final site, it offered a thoughtful way to encourage repeat visits and improve the overall experience.

Designed in 2020 in Adobe XD for Day9.tv. This is a Random story generator for streamers on twitch.

When I moved into my flat, the walls felt a bit bare. I started looking for artwork, but everything I loved was definitely on the pricey side. So, as a vector artist, I figured, why not just make my own?

I originally set out to design something whimsical with floating islands, but in my first sketch they looked accidentally like cupcakes… so I leaned fully into the idea. The concept grew from there into something playful, bright, and a little surreal!

Designed in 2019 using Adobe XD as part as the Adobe Daily Challenge.

Branding designed for Excelion, video game screamer. Designed in 2019 with Adobe Illustrator.

Designed in 2019 Using Adobe XD. Images found on Shutterstock.

Created in 2019 for Screaming frog. Animated in After Effects. All illustrations made in Adobe Illustrator.

A mix of illustrations made in adobe Illustrator

Designed in 2019 for Day9.tv using adobe Illustrator.

made in 2019. Used photoshop and Illustrator.

This project is the outcome of the adobe XD daily challenge. The adobe XD daily challenges are daily small briefs to explore what the XD software is capable of, or to build a new tool.

This project is to explore components and hover-overs. With this brief in mind, I wanted to create a sleek webpage that showed how to build the furniture with simple hover-overs. I love the final outcome .

Poster made in 2024 in Illustrator.

An art challenge created in 2024 in Adobe Illustrator.

Created in 2024 for Insure My Trip. Designed in Illustrator.

Tools: Illustrator
Client: Sole Supplier

What if famous brands designed everyday shoes? This is how I imagined it. By focusing on the brand colours and their personality, I tried to make the shoe stylish and unmistakably belonging to that brand.

Logo designed for Broadwell, hand made leather bags. Designed in 2020 with Adobe Illustrator.

Tools: Illustrator
Client: Findcources.co.uk
Article: Which Universities Produce the Most Successful People?

The purpose of this infographic is to highlight the world’s best universities. The data was found by scoring the Forbs 2018 billionaires of the top 100 graduates, and looking at which university they attended.

A series of character designs made everyday in the month of October 2024.

Designed in 2024 for Insure My Trip, using Adobe Illustrator.

Infographic created in 2024, for Select Car Leasing. Designed in Adobe Illustrator.

Created in 2024 for Good Travel Management. Designed in Adobe Illustrator.

Tools: Photoshop
Client: Ablrate

The idea behind this project was: what if countries put their most popular brand on their most known landmarks? This was a fun tongue in cheek project, which was also fun to create, as it was an opportunity to learn more about photo manipulation.

Tools: Illustrator
Client: School Smart
Article: Which Fictional School Would You Attend?

I’ve always loved illustration, so I leapt at the chance to create a series of vintage style fictional posters for School Smart.

Created in 2024 for Known Host. Designed in Adobe Illustrator.