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I’m a graphic designer with a passion for creating visually striking work that blends creativity with meaning and emotion. I specialise in branding, illustration and editorial design, bringing ideas to life through bold visuals that leave a lasting impression.

Work Experience

Graphic Design Intern — SUCK UK

Worked across multiple areas of the design industry including branding, packaging, web content, photography, and promotional design. Developed strong Adobe Creative Suite and product design skills while contributing to real commercial projects within a fast-paced creative studio environment.


Multimedia Event Host — The LSM Club

Produced and captured multimedia content for live events through videography and digital promotion. Strengthened communication and creative direction skills while working in collaborative hybrid event environments.


D&AD HSBC x Pantone: Looking Through Red

HSBC x Pantone transforms airport reflections targeting phone-distracted travellers through cultural storytelling.

A New Way to Immerse HSBC Red for Social Impact

The intricate papercut inspired installation transforms the airport walkway into an immersive cultural experience, turning transitional space into storytelling architecture. The reflective floor application extends the brand and the artwork beyond the walls, creating a layered and luxurious visual journey that feels exclusive for globally mobile audiences. The design draws from researched cultural symbolism to respectfully celebrate heritage.

Last Seen Here: Reconnecting Physical and Digital Creative Culture

Location based UX/UI platform that reconnects users with authentic street art through real time interaction, urban preservation, responding to the growing oversaturation of AI-generated content online.

Transforming Passive Scrolling into Cultural Exploration

Last Seen Here is needed in response to the growing oversaturation of AI generated and disconnected online content, where authentic artwork is becoming harder to trust and experience meaningfully. Street art and murals have historically communicated protest, identity and cultural movements within public spaces, yet much of this impact is fading through passive digital consumption. By combining real time mapping, live uploads, and archival features, the project reconnects users with physical creative spaces through preservation and community and explores how digital platforms can encourage meaningful interaction with public creativity rather than passive consumption.

Matterial exploration in Identity Design.