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Picnic Project is a friendship experience designed to help young women build genuine connections through shared real-world moments. Through personality matching, safety verification, and curated picnic experiences, it creates a slower, softer, and more intentional way to meet offline. This project was designed in response to the Pearlfisher competition brief.
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Ebb is an ambient wellbeing companion app designed to create a softer relationship between women and their body. Working alongside biometric wearables, Ebb transforms complicated physiological data from health trackers into a simple flower-based widget. The flower subtly reflects hormonal and emotional fluctuations through gentle visual changes and supportive prompts.
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Chattermins is a student wellbeing campaign designed to encourage university students to reach out, start conversations, and build stronger social connections. Inspired by the NHS’s concept of “social prescriptions,” the campaign uses the visual metaphor of a vitamin supplement to communicate the importance of social interaction. It highlights how meaningful human connection can positively impact both mental and physical wellbeing in ways that medication or supplements alone cannot. Through posters, billboards, packaging design, and an interactive website, Chattermins aims to make conversations feel more approachable while encouraging students to support both themselves and the people around them.
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Uni box guide received in post for freshers
Chattermins Official website
