• Public Loo Mural
    Community-driven artwork for Wollongong’s MacCabe Park Exeloo, developed through local workshops. Vector illustrations captured the park’s spirit, then printed on vinyl for a seamless, vibrant finish that reflects community themes and colours.
  • Logo, Website & Print Media
    The logo for Mac Wizard was designed to uniquely represent the owner and the Mac repair services. A WordPress website and eye-catching business cards with a UV spot layer completed the branding for a professional finish.
  • Shonen Knife
    I was thrilled to design a poster for the legendary Japanese punk band Shonen Knife. Starting with a pencil sketch, I brought the design to life digitally, and it was hand screen-printed in America, selling out at their gig.
  • 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.
  • Event Illustration & Collateral
    For the UnScene Festival, I designed the logo, branding, and illustration featuring a miner with a lamp and canary, symbolising Illawarra’s mining heritage and shining a light on the region’s often overlooked creative talent.
  • Event Flyers
    Created event flyers for Merrigong and Wollongong City Council’s cabaret nights at The Vault, with themes like Beatnix and Masquerade Ball, using Photoshop for image editing and InDesign for typography and layout.
  • Tradie Trailer
    The vibrant wrap for ITeC Academy's Tradie Trailer features life-size trades workers and workshop details, designed to fit around the trailer's features. This bold, mobile advertisement promotes ITeC’s trades workshops as it travels across Australia.
  • Concrete Skateboard Bench Seats
    This project for Fairy Meadow and Unanderra skate parks involved designing glow-in-the-dark concrete benches and murals, inspired by local student workshops. Community-driven, eco-friendly, and vibrant, these installations reflect local skate culture and creativity.
  • Eighty Sixed – Lino Series
    Eighty-Sixed is a 10-piece lino print series exploring abandoned items and structures left to decay in nature. Each hand-carved and printed piece, produced in a limited edition of 15, reflects on the impermanence of human creations and their inevitable return to nature.
  • The Spills – Poster
    Designed for Wollongong band The Spills, this illustrated poster reflects the band’s 90s post-punk sound and aesthetic.
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