I am a graphic designer with a focus on editorial design and visual storytelling. Over the course of my degree, I have developed a research-led and concept-driven approach, learning how to translate complex ideas into clear and engaging visual outcomes.

Through projects such as Doomsday magazine and my Ring book cover redesign, I have strengthened my ability to work across typography, image, and layout, while developing a more experimental and confident design voice. These experiences have also improved my ability to respond to feedback, manage multiple deadlines, and work both independently and collaboratively.

My practice has encouraged me to think critically about how design communicates meaning, particularly across themes of culture, identity, and narrative.
I am now looking to build on these skills within editorial and publishing, contributing thoughtful and visually engaging design.

Book cover redesign of Urban Tantra by Barbara Carrellas, featuring a muted green palette, symbolic hand motifs, and minimalist editorial typography
BA Design of Publishing word by Vika Kokhreidze showing two magazine spreads from her collaborative group project centred around ‘cult’. The first spread showcases the editor's note, and the second is a designed horoscope.
Book cover redesign for Ring using scanline textures and typographic distortion to evoke technological interference, creating an eerie, unsettling visual tone.
Disrupted timeline of Jonestown events using distorted typography, ink splatters, and fragmented layout, inspired by case file visuals to convey tension, chaos, and non-linear narrative.
Portrait photos with grid overlays referencing facial recognition and symmetry, showing how faces are mapped, measured, and framed within systems of identification and documentation.