What I do
Across three years at Camberwell my projects kept circling the same question: how do you take something a system has already decided about — a church, a courtroom, a hospital waiting room — and hand it back to people as something they can hold, wear, scan or open? That's shown up as a full brand identity and website for a youth charity, a campaign identity for an NHS buddy scheme, a sculptural scale paired with an AR poster about wrongful conviction, a hand-bound box of twenty-five numbered secrets, and a rope-inspired typeface built from a Catholic altar-server's medallion.
I like projects that move between disciplines rather than staying inside one — print into 3D, research into type, a brief into a physical object. I'm comfortable across the Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop), basic 3D/AR tooling, and enough front-end HTML/CSS to build and ship a site myself, which is how this one exists.
Outside of coursework I've worked directly with a youth charity's programming, screen-printed merchandise, bound my own books, and put stickers on real phone boxes. I like design that leaves the screen.