about Me

my story

Experienced in creating posters, branding, apparel graphics, social media content, and promotional visuals across both print and digital design. I primarily work with Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign as well as Figma. I am comfortable working across both print and digital formats, with experience developing visual identities, promotional material and layout systems for a range of creative projects.

styling process

I am a graphic designer inspired by alternative music culture, film and visual storytelling. My work blends raw textures, bold typography and emotionally driven concepts to create designs that feel almost immersive and expressive. Im especially drawn to projects that connect identity and narrative into a single visual experience.

experience

My process usually starts with mood and emotion before any aesthetics. I experiment with layered textures, distressed elements and strong type to build visuals that feel authentic. a lot of my inspiration is drawn from music scenes, gig posters/culture, editorial design and contemporary alternative branding.

Black background with wavy lines and the white text 'liveScore'

In 2023, I spent two weeks at LiveScore Studios in London as part of The Talent Tap, getting a proper look at how a massive sports media brand actually runs. I was right in the thick of it- one day I was in design meetings watching the lead graphic designer pitch ideas to the social team, and the next I was witnessing interviews with professional footballers and drafting up the video content to go with them. It was a massive deep dive into the industry, from designing social posts to seeing exactly how a pro studio stays moving under pressure.

An abandoned building interior with a sign reading 'Stairs Last Corner' projected onto the wall, featuring peeling paint and a partially open door, illuminated by natural light from a window.

I was commissioned by Lake Acacia to design the cover for their single, 'Scars Last Forever.' This was a unique creative challenge because I had to build the visual purely from a brief without hearing the track first. The band gave me the core theme- injustice- and the specific vibe they wanted to put across. I had to translate those heavy, conceptual ideas into a striking visual that captured the message they were trying to send. Taking a raw concept and turning it into a final piece of artwork for a professional release was a massive first commission for me.