I’m a graphic designer with a lifelong passion for visual creativity and storytelling—crafting bold, intelligent design that connects and inspires. What started as an early love for drawing and album artwork has evolved into a multidisciplinary practice, shaped by a deep fascination with the psychology and science behind visual communication.

I blend artistic instinct with strategic thinking, ensuring every design is both visually striking and purpose-driven. Influenced by legends like Alphonse Mucha, Saul Bass, and Paula Scher, alongside modern thinkers such as Seth Godin, Rory Sutherland, and Chris Do, I strive to create work that not only looks great but solves real problems and sparks action.

My design philosophy is simple: be thoughtful, stay curious, and never lose sight of the end user. I believe in clarity over clutter, concept over decoration, and crafting work that is both memorable and effective. Whether shaping brand identities, digital campaigns, or editorial layouts, I aim to deliver design with meaning, structure, and soul.

I work seamlessly across Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, After Effects, Canva, and Figma—leveraging each tool to bring ideas to life with precision and impact. Collaboration is key, and I integrate Microsoft Office and Teams to ensure smooth workflows across projects.

Beyond design, I find inspiration in immersive storytelling—whether through gaming (Skyrim, Bioshock, Apex Legends), music (Fred Again, Daft Punk, Teddy Swims), or cinema (The Penguin, The Bear, The Last of Us, The Boys). A loyal Chelsea fan, I rarely miss a match.

I’m drawn to timeless design—vintage film posters and classic album covers that still resonate today. Some favourites include:

Albums: Unknown Pleasures – Joy Division, The Dark Side of the Moon – Pink Floyd, Rumours – Fleetwood Mac, Nevermind – Nirvana, London Calling – The Clash Posters: Vertigo, Night of the Living Dead, The Thing, Jaws, Alien