I am excited by all aspects of design and I consider my main strengths to be idea generating, illustration, editorial design and working with others. Frida Khalo has been very influential within my work - her intriguing paintings maintain symbolism that link to moments in her life, there’s hidden meaning within each piece. Consequently, having meaning behind my work is important to me, I want to challenge people’s existing mindsets to make positive change where I can. I enjoy getting lost in magazine shops and galleries, becoming immersed in the profound atmosphere they create.
Projects
- Japanese CalligraphyThis is a wellbeing book about Japanese Calligraphy, it takes the reader on a journey learning about the practice, writing styles, tools and meditation. The book comes as a set and includes a practice pad so that the reader can unwind from the pressures of the outside world, reducing any stress or anxiety they’ve experienced by practicing the technique. When the hands are busy the mind is at rest. Control in breathing is getting control of your body and mind. If you feel scared and anxious in
- Alter Your MindAlter Your Mind is a campaign to encourage young people, from 18-25, to alter their mindset and change habits in relation to their consumer behaviour. £140 million worth of clothing goes to landfill each year and extending the life cycle of a garment by just 9 months can significantly reduce this. If we change our behaviour, we can have a positive impact on the current climate crisis.
- How to survive in spaceWith all the climate change crisis looming, it raises the possibilities of what we would do if our planet was no longer inhabitable. What if there was a planet B? The book explores and celebrates the work of Nasa, Space X and the ESA - working on habitat projects outside the comfort of Earth’s atmosphere. The cut-out circles represent a telescope. As the reader explores and navigates through the book, the circles increase in size to show the growth in knowledge.
Projects credited in
- Nottingham Trent University, BA (Hons) Graphic DesignThe Graphic Design course at NTU promotes multidisciplinary, variety, diversity and experimentation. The course benefits from a broad-based curriculum that allows students to explore and experience the full range of disciplines within the subject of graphic design with a focus on ideas, individuality and professionalism. We are committed to supporting a lively studio environment with a collaborative approach to learning, and a valuable sense of community. The course has strong links with indus54