Creative and curious, I make work that’s unique and unapologetically human.
SETTLER
Three companies where I dedicated significant parts of my career, each offering unique opportunities, processes, learning curves, and the chance to collaborate with diverse teams and personalities.
DEPT® is a global company delivering end-to-end digital solutions. This wrap-up video offers a glimpse of 2024. While not everything made the final cut, below are a few standout moments where I was deeply hands-on—highlights that truly reflect the journey.
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Antoine and Stanley was a men’s shoe and lifestyle accessory brand that thrived for nearly a decade.
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Styletread launched in late 2010 as one of the first successful online shoe stores in AU, catering to customers in remote towns and cities who were far from physical stores. It quickly evolved into a go-to destination for shoes and accessories.
nomad
Highlighting my journey through freelance work with SLR Magic, JETS Swimwear, and C.R. Kennedy, this section showcases versatile projects that capture the adaptability and independence of a true creative nomad.
CRK Kennedy
2018-2019
One of my first projects was creating visuals and rollouts for MBFWA 2018, where C.R. Kennedy was a major sponsor of Fashion Week. Seeing my work showcased throughout the event was an incredible experience and a proud milestone in my career. Although I was originally contracted for MBFWA 2018, I was kept on to work across all divisions nationwide. Coming from the retail fashion industry, this new challenge pushed me to stretch my visuals beyond what I was used to, adding valuable skills to my toolkit.
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MBFWA 2018
A booklet showcasing C.R. Kennedy's range of media products, which was included in every MBFWA takeaway tote bag.
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MBFWA 2018
I designed DJI and Sigma pull-up banners for the event, boosting brand visibility.
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MBFWA 2018
The DJI booth offered an interactive space where attendees could fly drones and test handheld phone and camera stabilisers.
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MBFWA 2018
Sigma pull-up banners to complement a dedicated studio area where attendees could test and try Sigma lenses.
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A5 Page advertisement
A5 Page advertisement on ACS magazine
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ENDO SKILLS EVENT 2019
Led display panel.
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GESQ Noosa 2018
Fujifilm pull-up banner
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GESQ Noosa 2018
Seat flyer
SLR Magic
2019
Website revamp for SLR Magic, a brand known for their affordable cinematic lenses. The goal was to showcase their gear while making it easy for beginners to understand how each lens works and what it’s used for. Cinema lenses are much more complex than photography lenses, so I focused on keeping the site professional yet beginner-friendly. Collaborating with their global team was seamless—it felt like they were part of ours. Although the project wasn’t developed due to budget constraints, it remains one of my favourite projects and a great learning experience.
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Home Page
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Product Page
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Distributors Page
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News Page
Jets Swimwear
2017
From September to October, I worked with the Marketing Manager to create engaging design and photographic content for website banners, social media, and print materials during the company’s transition from Sydney to its new headquarters in Melbourne. Below are a few of my favourite pieces.
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INFLUENCER PR PRIVATE EVENT 2017
Designed a drop-seat flyer exclusively for VIP guests.
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WEEKLY NEWSLETTER
Did product photography and designed emails tailored for Mailchimp templates, keeping campaigns clean and cohesive.
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Studio Photography
Photographed a range of swimwear for the website, social media, and email campaigns.
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StuDIO Photography
For each garment, I also focused on photographing unique details that were worth highlighting and emphasising.
Explorer
Here, I explore various design avenues, from coding and logo branding to completing a course.
2017 Portfolio
Determined to avoid templated designs, I built my website from scratch, crafting every detail from sketched wireframes to code.
Tractor Design School 2016 - UX Final Project
While at Antoine & Stanley, I took a UX course at Tractor Design School to boost my skills. For the final project, we tackled a real-world problem: the Art Gallery of NSW was experiencing a drop in ticket sales and visitor engagement. As a team, we explored the issues, conducted research, and developed individual solutions. My focus was on an “in the know” notification system—a feature that sent timely reminders straight to mobile lock screens to keep users engaged and informed.
LOGOS
Showcasing various logo designs, reflecting my exploration into branding and identity creation.
