My work is all about storytelling and working out how best to convey the narrative at the heart of any project. I have a passion for printed media and love playing with format and tactility, focusing on how the user interacts with and experiences my designs. Research always forms the basis for my practice with an understanding of the subject matter and situational context laying the foundations for my decisions. After this, type and colour are cornerstones of my process, helping shape the mood and emotions my outcomes elicit.

During my time at uni, I’ve had the amazing opportunity to take on multiple leadership roles in our student art magazine Storehouse, culminating in design directing Issue 31: Nostalgia. In this role, I prioritised creative collaboration through running team workshops and guiding people in following my design guidelines.

Front and back cover with spine of the book ‘Ring’ depicting a colourful VHS tape with eyeballs instead of tape
3 Copies of Storehouse magazine, only showing the front cover which has ‘Nostalgia’ spelled out in collaged images
3 images laid out together; a simple navy book splayed to see ‘time’ written on the front and back cover; a timeline of time travel in the novella; the word ‘time’ repeated to make a graphic image
A book spread that says 'HAG' in large letters with etymology information below
3 book covers in a series with circles of words typeset like book clippings