I collaborated with Shoreditch Design to create a short animated promo for Brewdog's new beer: Wingman Session IPA. Utilising the brand identity and character design created by Earthling Studio, I drew eight keyframe illustrations from which animator Ryan Knight expertly created the animated promo. Watch the promo here.
Packaging and branding concept for a traditionally made Scottish whisky, inspired by the Pitfour Observatory, Aberdeenshire.
Packaging and branding concept for a laid-back cereal bar from the surfers’ paradise of Byron Bay, on the east coast of Australia.
Good Shout Out is the noisy way to discover and champion good ideas, organisations or products that are pioneering ethical business practices and making a difference in society.
The Good Shout Out brief was to create a professional yet playful and easily understood social enterprise brand that encouraged high user engagement.
Every year, around £2.4 billion is spent on Valentine’s Day, which is also the equivalent value of the modern-day slave trade.
Special Someone was a charity campaign run by Share Creative in partnership with Stop the Traffik and CARE International. The aims of the campaign were to lobby the government to address the ongoing tragedy of global human trafficking, and also raise public awareness of the issue.
The campaign was tied to Valentine’s Day and members of the public could send cards to the Prime Minister as a form of petition. I was asked to contribute a card that linked the traditional theme of Valentine’s Day to the Special Someone campaign.
A large central London church that seeks to bring social, cultural and spiritual rejuvenation to all areas of London.
As the graphic designer, I was tasked with creating a brand identity for a church that celebrates the many different facets of the city. London is a vibrant, energetic and sometimes lonely place to live; ChristChurch London offers a haven of community and friendship in the heart of a bustling metropolis.
To coincide with my comprehensive revamp of the ChristChurch London brand identity, I was tasked with translating that new identity to the church website.
In collaboration with a developer, I conducted a thorough review of the existing site, discussed the aims and intentions for the new site with key decision-makers, and researched current trends and best practices in the field of digital design.
This meticulous preparation enabled the creation of a fully-updated and fully-responsive website.
The Everything Conference is an annual two-day event run by ChristChurch London aimed at connecting people and developing
the skills and gifts of every individual to bring cultural renewal and the
flourishing of local communities.
Participants from all across the country gather to network, attend lectures given by keynote speakers and join break-out discussion and
brainstorming groups.
The Everything Conference had used the same identity for several years and so I was asked to develop a brand new identity with a more
contemporary feel. This new identity was then applied to a conference
programme, advertising, signage and accompanying assets.
After 15 years as one of the cities’ major churches, ChristChurch London wanted to clarify it’s vision and ask the question: ‘What’s Next?’
In collaboration with a copywriter and photographer, I developed a campaign telling the personal stories of CCL members and how ChristChurch London’s vision for the city positively affected their lives.
CCL Kids is a fun, friendly and safe childcare service provided by ChristChurch London on Sunday mornings while parents attend church.
With the theme of adventure and exploring, I was asked to create a cast of jungle-themed characters to be used across signage, clothing, handouts and the CCL website. Using vector and hand drawn illustration I created a series of four animal characters to be the basis of all current and future design materials.