I am a multidisciplinary designer specializing in inclusive visual systems and design for social good. With over 15 years of experience in technical coordination and a background in civil engineering, I bridge the gap between complex structural logic and empathetic, human-centered branding.

The image shows a digital mockup of the storefront for Pawse, a dog-friendly cafe situated on a clean, urban street.

My practice is driven by the belief that design should solve real-world problems.I utilise a diverse toolkit, ranging from custom typography and motion design to hand-painted lettering, to create identities that feel both intentional and authentic.

The image shows a protest scene focused on food waste advocacy. In the foreground, a pair of hands holds up a brown cardboard sign with the words "FEED PEOPLE NOT PROFITS" written in a bold, hand-painted white typeface. Below this text, the brand logo "VOID" is printed in red.
he image displays a series of three vibrant promotional posters for the skincare product "How to Tame Your Dragon," mounted side-by-side on a wall covered in lush green ivy. Each poster features a minimalist design with a centered piece of fruit or vegetable representing a product benefit, set against a bold, solid-colored background: Left Poster (Orange): Features a whole orange with the text "Oh so smooth!" and the slogan "if you know how to tame your dragon." Middle Poster (Light Pink): Displays three cucumber slices with the text "Cool as a" and the slogan "if you have how to tame your dragon." Right Poster (Magenta): Shows a cross-section of a dragon fruit with the text "Scale soothing" and the slogan "when you know how to tame your dragon.