My personal projects focus on experimenting with illustration, digital art, and typography, I particularly enjoy creating book jackets and packaging. This kind of design always stands out to me when I'm out and about, capturing my attention with its ability to tell a story visually. I draw a lot of inspiration from the outside world, whether it's in everyday surroundings or from visits to galleries, where I’m constantly finding new ideas and influences that shape my creative process.

At the Royal Academy of Dance, I had the privilege of working as a Digital Graphic Designer within a renowned ballet organisation, creating marketing materials across a range of platforms. My role involved everything from designing web artwork and creating print-ready brochures to retouching photos and videos that reflected the Company’s dedication to the art of dance.

At The Chelsea Magazine Company, part of Telegraph Media Group, I had the opportunity to work as a Digital Designer within a leading publishing company specialising in luxury, lifestyle, and sport magazines. My role involved creating a wide range of assets, from paid social material to email designs, often for multiple publications. I contributed fresh ideas for seasonal campaigns, ensuring the visuals aligned with the distinct tone of each magazine. The variety of projects kept the work dynamic, with each campaign presenting a new challenge to deliver high-quality, engaging content across platforms.

I have a strong interest in sculpting and 3D modelling. I’ve had the opportunity to run sculpture workshops at University of the Arts London, CASS Art Islington and venues across SE London. Alongside this, I enjoy using 3D software to create models and mock-ups. Exploring the tactile nature of sculpting and combining it with digital tools allows me to experiment with form and design in new ways, constantly pushing the boundaries of what I can create.