I have created a range of digital imagery and graphics e-commerce websites, highlighting particular trends, brands, collections and promotions. I always design across different desktop, tablet and mobile, choosing imagery and typography that can adapt to different platforms, using both Magento and Shogun. For fashion e-commerce, the look and feel of the website is constantly evolving through the seasons, designing to encapsulate in the current themes and trends of collection launches.

Brand awareness-led magazine supplements that display my passion for layout design, with a creative use of colour and typography whilst distilling the aesthetic of the brand. Both magazine’s had wide circulation being included in all packages for a limited time.

I have created editorial features and print advertisements for a variety of renowned publications including The Times Style, Cosmopolitan, Vogue, Grazia, GQ and a number of newspaper supplements. I have kept my designs modern and stylish  These have ranged from new collection launches to celebrity features and have helped to shape the style and identity of the fashion label as well as boost brand awareness. 

I created two alternate designs for creating a swiss style brochure for the 'The Lightbox Gallery.' Using my own photos of the interior space and current exhibition, I aimed to create bold, colourful layouts that reflect the beauty and sophistication of the gallery.

As part of creating a fictional promotional package for an artist, I have created a colouring book for the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. Using my own illustrations, handwriting and Kusama's paintings, I was able to formulate my vision using Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign to create a textured and mature take on what a colouring book can be. 

Creating creative promotional packaging for the artist Yayoi Kusama for a fictional retrospective at the Tate Modern. I created a poster, designed stickers and a colouring book through my own illustrations and a constructed a bag/box for the packaging. I kept quite closely to a colour scheme of red/pink and yellow/orange and ensured that Kusama's work was central to all of my designs. I consistently used my own handwriting throughout my imagery so as to form a cohesive group of items.