I’m a creative who works between designer and artist—drawn to experimental, hands-on processes that blend physical making with digital outcomes. I’m most excited when a project challenges expectations, like branding damaged clothing or turning everyday materials into expressive, rule-breaking visuals.

BA Graphic Communication work by Harvey Roberts showcasing Strong photography of clothing models in urban environment, bold white typography and confident red overlap of colour.

Emotion is at the core of my work. I aim to create designs that don’t just look good, but feel meaningful—capturing a mood, building atmosphere, and forming a strong connection with the audience. Whether it’s a poster, record sleeve, or brand identity, I focus on the energy it gives off and the experience it creates.

Secondary photography presenting fashion brand in urban environment using metal structures to represent structural foundations of Brighton West Pier.

Studying Graphic Communication at Norwich University of the Arts showed me that design doesn’t need to follow a set path. It also taught me the value of organisation, communication, and collaboration. I’m just getting started, but I’m excited to keep exploring bold, unconventional ways to connect visuals with music and emotion.

Abstract Visual poster marketing a screw, highlighting it’s creative potential by showcasing bold, vibrant art it created directly behind it.
Festival branding on concrete wall highlighting the chaotic, stressful ton of city life.
Festival branding on street crossing highlighting the fact everyone commonly does not pay attention to the beauty above them and spends to much time looking down.