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A multi-skilled graphic designer with extensive experience in the games industry, marketing, fashion, and merchandising, I pride myself on utilising deep research and an ever-expanding skillset to deliver top-quality work.
If you're looking for a designer who draws on everything from old-school roleplaying games to occult esoterica, you have very specific tastes – but also luckily for you I have a contact form below.
Head of UI/UX, creating UI systems for multiple games. Additional responsibilities in branding, marketing design, and web design. Worked on an original IP steeped in my occult domain...
My responsibilities range the whole gamut from promotional assets and web design to game logos and in-game asset creation for the Total War brand. I also work interdisciplinarily with team members from across the company, touching on all parts of the game design process.
A marketing and creative agency specialising in solutions for the alcohol industry. Work included creating promotional social materials, branding drink labels, and managing ecommerce sites. Subject matter ranged from Satanic rum to American rye.
Focusing on Warhammer, this role covers all elements of game marketing and design for the entire Total War series. Examples of work showcased here include logo design, marketing materials, and web design.
A clothing brand centred around the occult, secret societies, and all things weird. This project resulted in a variety of work and taught me a wide range of skills.
The Informer specialised in marketing and creative for the drinks industry. My role included the company’s own branding, promotional materials for clients’ brands, and creating new brands and bottle designs whole cloth.
A collection of work done for smaller clients including music, fashion, and podcasts.
Here lies some of my personal work from the past few years, created for fun, practice, and to make pieces inspired by topics I enjoy.
You can learn a lot about a person from what they consume. I've included a few examples here. It was hard enough narrowing it down to even this many...
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