


We pitched a concept to Adidas Run aimed at increasing participation in their running club. Called Run with Flow, the idea featured a branded boat that meets runners at the end of their routes, creating a social hub for the club. I designed the branding for this concept, which was inspired by data showing participants missed the communal gathering spot that the Adidas club used to provide.



St George Antiochian Church in London, relies on me to design bold and engaging posters for a wide range of events — from youth gatherings to sporting activities and community celebrations. As their dedicated volunteer designer, I craft visuals that capture the spirit of each occasion and help strengthen their community presence.





True Brew Café in Wandsworth commissioned me to design the branding for their new community café. I collaborated closely with the pastor and investors to create an identity that reflected the café’s warmth and vibrancy, designing everything from the logo and marketing materials to interior visuals. Beyond design, I also supported the launch by helping organise events such as poetry nights to bring the space to life and connect with the local community.


We launched a t-shirt brand in response to popular demand, focusing on mellow, dark-toned apparel with bold, statement wording. Blending noir-inspired illustrations with soft pastel accents and strong typography, the designs strike a balance between moody sophistication and nostalgic playfulness — perfect for everyday wear.

I’ve designed a few itinerary brochures for St George, ranging from 3 to 9 pages. Each brochure is crafted to engage all ages, sparking excitement and encouraging participation in their trip, as well providing detailed itinerary and highlights of locations.

GBNames asked me to refresh their logo while staying true to a distinctly British theme. I incorporated the Union Jack, retained the flag’s colors, and selected a classic font with tightened letter spacing to create a cohesive, unified look. I then extended the branding across posters and marketing materials to help promote their platform effectively.

Momento Mori is a fictional magazine exploring today’s most talked-about conspiracy theories. Its bold, punk-inspired colors and illustrated covers give the publication an edgy, behind-the-scenes feel that immediately grabs attention.



A doctor’s office in Botswana asked me to refresh their logo and design new business cards with a more modern feel. I developed a clean, white-centred look to reflect professionalism, clarity, and trust - essential qualities for a medical practice. The updated identity gave the practice a fresh presence while maintaining a sense of reliability for patients.