A spring-inspired footwear catalogue for Salomon. I used structured grid layouts, earthy spring colours, subtle recycled-paper textures, and botanical illustrations to create a natural feel, while pairing playful display typography with clean, bold sans-serifs to balance personality with readability.

A horror film poster concept for The Picture of Dorian Gray, exploring the contrast between beauty and corruption. I used a bold red and black palette, elegant typography, and dark textured overlays to create a sinister atmosphere that reflects the character’s obsession with beauty and descent into darkness.

Inspired by 19th century rural pharmacies and folk herbalism, Juniper Field Supply is a fictional apothecary brand rooted in Southern grit and botanical craft. This project explores branding, print design, and vintage-inspired storytelling through a modern lens.

I’ve been loving vintage cards and IDs lately, and was inspired to create my own take on an old school library card. This was such a fun project filled with some of my favourite fonts, and (maybe too many) texture overlays.

In preparation for her latest book release, I collaborated with Kayla to design and launch a new website. I was responsible for the entire site design and developed a brand identity centered around her newest release.

When getting familiar using Adobe Indesign for class projects, I practiced recreating magazine and cookbook pages.