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Commission by Protein to design main landing page and supporting infographics to promote the company’s subscription service, launched in March 2012.

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Collaborative print project with Peter Lilly combining photography and poetry to investigate the forgotten identity of suburban London.

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Design assistance on iPhone app for London's annual Alphaville Festival, including customised Google Map, Twitter and Vimeo feeds and event tracking ability. Supported social media strategies for the duration of the event, spanning live blogging, Twitter and Facebook updates.

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Website design for Stylus, an online inspiration resource covering all sectors of the creative industries. Front-end development ranged from page template design, navigation and graphics to HTML email newsletters and social media visuals. Site content was also available as an iPhone app, which allowed users to filter and access reports on-the-go.

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A selection of promotional poster designs:

1. Reset the Balance
Aims to highlight the fragility of biodiversity and discourage human interference with nature. Nominated for IAA Poster Design Competition.
2. Express Anger
Aims to increase awareness of public disorder in inner city spaces.
3. Franc
Self-promotion. Exhibited at Semi-Permanent Creative Conference, Perth, Australia.

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Lomographic photograph published on the front and back covers of international music and lifestyle magazine, Electronic Beats.

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A collection of logos, marks and symbols produced for both personal and freelance projects.

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Self-promo mailer designed to inform potential employers of my return to the UK from Australia. The A3-sized print, based on a vintage postcard, folded out to reveal my travel intentions, CV and link to online portfolio.

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Contemporary collage published in the annual Semi-Permanent book, showcasing creative talent from around the world. Copies can be purchased here.

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A geometric and playful typeface designed as a personal project. The font aims to reflect the joyous naivety of a new relationship, whilst also highlighting the missing pieces yet to be discovered.