Graphic Design

While I like to place my focus on UI/UX design, there’s plenty of projects in the design sphere that aren’t exactly that. Between posters, logos, branding, zines and everything in between – if you can make it in an Adobe program, I’ve probably given it a crack!

Typographics 2024

Branding for a typography festival based in NYC.

This project involved creating a mock rebrand for the Typographics 2024 festival, with a focus on emphasising typography’s role in contemporary design. The concept, inspired by the theme of “digital grunge,” explores the intersection of traditional typography and the evolving influence of technology on typefaces and typographic design in the modern era.

Deliverables included a comprehensive brand rationale and style guide, alongside a suite of promotional materials such as posters, brochures, and ephemera. The branding extended to large-scale applications like flags and signage alongside social media accounts and a website.

Fantastic Mr Fox Prints

Typographic experimentation using the script of Fantastic Mr Fox.

This trio of designs is part of a larger project centred on typographic techniques and experimentation. For this component, I used the screenplay of Fantastic Mr. Fox, transforming it into stylised visual compositions that depict key scenes from the film.

The result was three large designs, printed on A2 sheets. These prints utilise the negative space of scriptwriting’s standard font (Courier Monospaced) to present portions of the film, offering a unique approach to typographic storytelling.

A GUIDE TO AUSSIE MUSIC FESTIVALS

A small magazine highlighting Australia’s most prominent music festivals. 

This project focused on print media and its relevance in the modern age. Using Adobe InDesign and a mixed-media approach, the magazine incorporates grunge-inspired aesthetics, including paper textures, torn edges, and layered visuals, to evoke the raw energy and eclectic spirit of music festivals.

The booklet offers an overview of notable Australian festivals, celebrating it’s vibrant and ever-growing music scene. As a university assignment, it looks to combine design experimentation with practical print techniques, emphasising the enduring appeal of tangible, creative publications in a digital world.

Energy Institute Dynamic Identity

Dynamic branding for the Institute for Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions.

This project focused on rebranding the Institute for Climate, Energy & Disaster Solutions with a dynamic and innovative identity. As part of a creative coding course, the goal was to design a responsive brand system that felt both relevant and unique.

The final branding solution featured a generative logo, created using p5.js, which spins and evolves based on real-time wind speed data at the institute’s headquarters. This was achieved by integrating an API from the Bureau of Meteorology, making the logo a living reflection of environmental conditions.

Deliverables included the generative logo, a detailed style and branding guide, and mockups showcasing the logo in practical applications such as business cards, letterheads, and signage.

Social Media Content & Curation

Content I’ve created for various social media accounts.

Most prominently, the Simple Pixels’ social media account, which I’ve helped run for the last 4 years. Content for this account includes our Tuesday Tips, New Site Mockups, Testimonials and more.

I’ve also had the pleasure of developing various templates and posts for Twitch streamers, online influences and esports tournaments and organisations. 

South Korea Travel Guide

Tri-fold travel brochure for South Korea’s tourism department.

The brochure features a minimalist, Bauhaus-inspired design, reflecting the balance between South Korea’s modern aesthetic and its cultural heritage. The design emphasises clean lines, bold typography, and a streamlined layout to convey information efficiently while maintaining visual appeal.

Twitch Branding & Panels

As touched apon above, I’ve got a number of friends who are into Twitch streaming and online content creation. As such, I’ve done freelance work for them in the past – creating panels, branding animated overlays, banners, thumbnails, channel emotes and badges amongst others.

These are always super fun to make, and I’m always happy to help out – especially for up and coming streamers or creators who want to feel a bit more unique than the generic stream labs templates.

Youtube Thumbnails

Having made plenty of videos in my time, I’ve also had the pleasure of having to make thumbnails for them all! Here are some of my favourites.

Miscellaneous

Plus, a whole heap of other stuff.

From Instagram posts, album covers or logos for friends – here are some other projects I’ve worked on over the years.