Projects

A person with curly hair and makeup holding a pink flower close to their mouth, with closed eyes, illuminated by purple lighting.

This portfolio brings together selected projects from my experience in graphic design, photography, and media. It includes client work, university briefs, and self-initiated pieces that highlight my skills in visual communication, digital design, and creative strategy.

Each project showcases a different aspect of my process — from concept development to final execution — across print, digital, and social formats.

The Human Rights Game

The Human Rights Game is an educational board game designed to teach young people about their fundamental rights, freedoms, and responsibilities. Developed in collaboration with educator Andrea Chorney and The Brainary, the game is grounded in the 30 Articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, with a focus on the values of freedom, equality, and dignity.

I was responsible for the full visual design of the game — including the board, cards, and packaging — working across Illustrator and Photoshop to create a bold, accessible, and engaging look that appeals to a younger audience while maintaining clarity and educational value.

Now distributed globally and available at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, The Human Rights Game is used in classrooms, therapy settings, and homes to support inclusive education, empathy-building, and human rights awareness.

https://humanrightsgame.com

A board game called 'The Human Rights Game' includes a colorful globe-shaped game board, several decks of playing cards, game pieces, tokens, a dice, a sand timer, and a storage box. The game aims to teach players about human rights topics.
Teal lace lingerie set, including a bra and matching thong, placed on white fabric. The bra has lace details and adjustable straps, and the thong has lace and ribbon accents.
Three women wearing lace lingerie in red, black, and white, smiling and posing for a photo on a website homepage.

Star and Lar

At Star and Lar, I led a complete digital and in-store transformation for the business. My role involved creating a brand-new visual identity, including a logo set, and establishing a consistent online presence through branding, product photography, and social media.

I designed and launched their first eCommerce website, replacing handwritten receipts with a modern POS and stocktake system to streamline operations. I also individually categorised and uploaded the entire product range — from bras to shapewear — ensuring a smooth customer experience. The blueprint I developed allowed retail staff to continue running the online side of the business independently after my time there.

This project was a hands-on blend of creative direction, digital design, and strategic problem-solving — bringing a small, local brand into the modern retail space.

Note: Star and Lar has since closed, so the website is no longer live.

Posters

Mott, R. (2023). Migratory Birds. Bush Heritage Australia.

Benalla Rural City Council. (2025). FlameFest.

Nilsson, H. (1971). Coconut.

Logos

A beige tote bag, a white smartphone, and a digital illustration of a logo with red sharp-edged shapes and the text 'NOMI CLUB'. The logo appears on all three items. The objects are on a textured green background.

Nomi Club

Created in response to a mock brief for a modern, edgy food collective, this logo balances boldness with simplicity. The aim was to reflect a youthful, no-fuss attitude, something fresh, confident, and slightly rebellious. Fun serif typography and sharp shapes give it a contemporary edge, designed to stand out across digital and physical platforms.

A circular black vase with two floral business cards inside, one showing a blue flower illustration and the words 'Blossom + Root,' and the other with a green tree logo and business details. A color palette at the top shows blue, cream, green, and dark green shades.
Illustration of a blue flower with green leaves and a stem, with the words "Blossom + Root" beneath it.

Blossom and Root

This logo was designed as a conceptual piece for a flower delivery service. The brief called for something soft yet grounded, capturing both the delicate nature of flowers (blossom) and the stability of their origin (root). The design combines organic forms with clean, typography to create a visual identity that feels fresh, approachable, and quietly refined.

3D Sketching - Product Design

  • Drawing of a hand pointing at a small robot with a USB drive, a smiling face, and stars, along with other similar robots and electronic components.

  • Sketch of three metallic clips shaped like hearts with attached charms, each with different decorations such as small beads and figures. The first clip is matte metal with a chain and small red and pink charms. The second clip has plastic shine with a small blue charm and red cherries. The third clip is shiny metal with a yellow beaded charm, a strawberry, and stars.

  • Hand-drawn sketch of a device with labeled components including a metallic glossy finish, large screen, charger port, power switch, accessible large camera button, volume control, customizable features, and illustrations of charms or accessories.

  • A hand-drawn design of a smartwatch with labeled features including a front view and back view, a high glossy metal finish, a colorful on/off switch, a matte finish button, and a low shine volume control button.