• Documentary Illustration & Layout
    I designed the artwork for The Occy - A Doco, capturing local icon Dave Mutton in a suit on a bike, alongside playful rats—a nod to developers' dismissive term for musicians—celebrating Wollongong's vibrant music scene.
  • Weavers Program
    I designed the logo and branding style guide for the Weavers Program by Illawarra Women's Health Centre. Using Illustrator and InDesign, I also created brochures and posters to promote the service, enhancing its visual identity and community outreach.
  • Dissenters
    Dissenters was my passion project, creating ethically driven apparel to spark conversations about key social issues like refugee rights, equality, and environmental sustainability. I combined art and activism to inspire thought and turn wearable designs into statements for change.
  • Album & CD Design
    A bold, text-driven design was created for Abel Cross - Neo Bop Quintet using Illustrator. The minimalist artwork, printed on cardboard digi-paks, reflects the quintet’s fusion of bebop and contemporary jazz, complementing their innovative musical style.
  • Digipak Design
    The artwork for The Watt Riot's Paint the City Red EP features mixed media techniques, including hand-drawn elements and collaged photos, printed on cardboard digipaks with UV spot splatter paint, complemented by a multimedia bonus video.
  • The Spills – Poster
    Designed for Wollongong band The Spills, this illustrated poster reflects the band’s 90s post-punk sound and aesthetic.
  • Sealy Cancer Council Bed Design
    I designed a custom bed for Sealy’s charity auction, raising over $20,000 for Cancer Council’s Pink Ribbon campaign. My Fight or Flight design, combining pen illustration, spray paint, and screen printing, was featured alongside works by Reg Mombassa and Shaynna Blaze.
  • Art Magazine
    The Anchors Aweigh Art Studio Creative Projects Magazine, designed during the 2021 COVID lockdowns, featured layouts in InDesign, with photos edited in Photoshop and vectors made in Illustrator. It supported creative learning with 15,000 printed copies and online workshops.
  • Hazelhurst Gallery Murals
    In March-April 2017, I painted multiple murals at Hazelhurst Gallery, including a vibrant garden mural and a café wall featuring the local Gymea lily. These works became popular backdrops for weddings throughout the year.
  • Book Boxes
    Each community book box was designed as a giant book, with suburb-inspired covers, detailed spine graphics, and book-like pages. Unique illustrations represented each area, celebrating local culture and natural beauty through vibrant, durable artwork.
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