Design graveyard
Rust in peace
A collection of smaller client work, personal projects or something else entirely - plus a few unrealised golden paper plate ideas that ended up in the graveyard section of the decks, yet I still love them.
A Shrine for my Bamboo. It's in a glass bottle now - all fine.
A poster for the TikTok from a woman who lost her husband in the circle pit.
The Antarctic Challenge
I explored the identity and branding for a documentary commemorating the centenary of the historic expedition to the South Pole. Upon the vast expanses of ice, we feel insignificant and tiny, as if nature seeks to swallow us whole.
Hence, there are no thunderous titles and heroes at the forefront. The typography evokes movement, as if carried by the winds, echoing the journey of the catamaran in the documentary.
I absolutely love designing decks.
Top Trumps
Two design options I made for a Case Study card game used for the Hotel Chocolat workshop in our agency. The chosen set was printed and made of around 30 unique cards.
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The Forge
If you caught the hint in my bio about my warlock casting Eldritch magic, yes, I meant it. I play a warlock in a D&D campaign where our main quest is to reforge a legendary sword and use it to defeat a very evil man. Naturally, I decided to take it a step further I built each part of the sword in Blender and designed custom icons for every inventory item. Was it necessary? Absolutely not. Was it fun? Yes.
Mass Grave of Random
Some client work - spec and live. Some free time craft like the chocolate bears and goat donuts in Blender. This is also probably a weird way to show that I sometimes design social posts for Simple.
