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.
Score Addiction
I designed three unique covers for Score Addiction’s audio music library using spray-painted stencil layers and screen-printed black illustrations. Final editing in Photoshop brought the pieces together, blending traditional and digital techniques for striking, impactful designs.
Audio Composition
The Other Side of Space showcases multi-instrumental composition and production, with live drums, bass, guitar, keys, and effects recorded, mixed, and mastered in Logic Pro. A self-edited video complements the track's atmospheric soundscape.
The Spills – Poster
Designed for Wollongong band The Spills, this illustrated poster reflects the band’s 90s post-punk sound and aesthetic.
Website & E-Newsletter
The ITeC Academy website, built using WordPress and DIVI, offers course details, enrolment forms, and multimedia content with a focus on UX/UI. The fortnightly e-newsletter, designed in MailChimp, reaches 6,000+ subscribers with engaging updates.
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.
WCC Panels
I created custom murals for Wollongong Art Gallery and City Council, including a 4.8 x 4.8m Heron piece on aluminium panels. Painted with spray paint and acrylics, it was displayed outside the gallery before moving to Thirroul’s main street.
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.
WCC Mobile Office Murals
I painted two portable office vans for Wollongong City Council, featuring vibrant lorikeets on one and striking Bee-eater birds on the other. Painted freehand with spray paint, these mobile offices are still in use across the Illawarra at outdoor work sites.
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.
