Beep It was designed to help bring current news and information on the Japanese music scene to
an English speaking audience. To achieve this, a clean and fresh aesthetic was used alongside
striking photography and a simple duotone colour palette. Beep It contains interviews, industry
news and record reviews of popular Japanese music acts.

Angular and geometric, Mew is a display typeface inspired by pearlescent and pastel colours. Each letter is made of
gradated strips which create the shapes that make up the letterforms.

Travel Mates is a series of gatefold brochures designed to give young travellers quick and easy information on
overseas destinations. A friendly illustration is used on the front to represent your guide to your chosen city.

This rebrand, florist Balwyn Blooms, contemporises the brand with a soft and friendly
aesthetic achieved through a rounded, modern typeface and a soft colour palette.

This calendar, aimed at those in the graphic design industry, provides helpful hints and tips on how to create
a greener work environment.

Easy Muffins is a set of colourful recipe cards that uses a clear typographic layout on one side,
and a quirky, fun illustration on the reverse.

Serving as a set of instructional diagrams, these illustrations inform the user on how to
load their camera, in a clear and easy to understand manner.

Inspired by Wayne Macaule’s “Blueprints for a Barbed-Wire Canoe” this mini publication explores life on
Melbourne’s fringe. A plastic lens toy camera was used to help achieve a mellowed colour pallete.

Inspired by summer, this poster uses a 3-dimensional grid as a base to create letterforms that
spell out the lyric “Icecream is gonna save the day” from the song Icecream by musician Muscles.

A v-shaped logo styled out of geometric builiding blocks and a construction inspired colour palette help to create
the identity of the Building Commission Victoria, along with a subsequently styled annual review.

This cover art for electronic band Discovery uses coloured blocks to illustrate a record and play button,
and is inspired by the pixelated look of Japanese QR codes.

Specialising in children’s footwear, the Kix brand embodies playfulness, youth and fun. To convey this, a bright
cheerful colour palette was used along with a cascading circular pattern.