selected portfolio.

Holy Trinity Church.

As an in-house designer, I worked on a variety of different projects including, but not limited to: printed brochures, social media assets, event tickets, gift tags, outdoor banners, posters, and original linocut-inspired artwork for their Easter events.

Billboard advertising a student event with photos of diverse students and text promoting a new undergrad in Cambridge, with details about a student night on Tuesdays at 7:00 PM.

A billboard advertising a student night event in Cambridge, features photos of smiling students and text indicating the event is on Tuesday at 7:00 PM at LHT Cambridge.

Three graduation flyers featuring group photos of students and the phrase "Under Grads" with the message "We'd love to meet you."

A billboard on a brick wall displaying photos of diverse groups of new students and a message that reads, 'New to Cambridge? We'd love to meet you.'

Laptop displaying a graphic with the text "Verses to Keep Hidden in My Heart" in bold yellow and white letters on a red background, with a cartoon red heart and a yellow starburst in the top right corner.

Pattern of cartoon-style red hearts with yellow starbursts on white circles, set against a red background.

Multiple prayer cards with Bible verses in red and yellow, decorated with a heart and star graphic on a beige surface.

A beige T-shirt with a graphic design featuring red, yellow, and black text and a heart illustration, laid on a red background.

All Saints Church.

A full brand concept produced for a new church plant in Oxfordshire, including colours, fonts, and illustrations to be used across their digital channels, signage, and print materials.

A laptop on a white desk displaying a website for All Saints Church with illustrated diverse group of people on the homepage.

A sandwich board sign with a beige background and a dark blue circle in the middle that says "ALL SAINTS CHURCH" in white text.

The storefront of All Saints Church with a blue facade, large window, and entrance door, displaying the church name and welcoming message.

The Jubilee Centre.

A brand refresh for a ‘think and do’ tank which focuses on the implications of a relational worldview for private and public life. This included fundraising materials, print brochures, and postcards, as well as a full brand pack with fonts, colours, and a modified logo.

A close-up of a paper with the headline 'Transforming Society is about getting rid of prejudices right.' and the subheading 'Jubilee Manifiesto'.

Bespoke illustration.

A watercolour print of Newnham College Cambridge commissioned by a couple for their wedding, which was then used across their suite of wedding stationery. The versatile design has now been used for other branded items.

GenR8.

Tasked with refreshing this brand – which had not been touched for several decades, I went back to the drawing board and consulted key stakeholders to help make the brand vibrant and speak to their target audience today. The project included: updating the logo, colours and fonts; building a new website and refreshing their email templates; and designing a suite of printed collateral, new t-shirts, stickers, and postcards.

A pile of blue ceramic mugs with yellow handles, each featuring the word 'GENRE' in yellow with stylized lines around it, arranged randomly with some mugs stacked and some lying on their sides.

Stacks of blue business cards with yellow writing that say "GENR8" and "TELLING THE NEXT GENERATION" with a website link www.genr8.org, on a white surface.

Colorful market stall signs with text promoting church-related youth events and activities, including pop-up church, Inspire prayer space, assemblies, and XCELL8 weekend for children, in bright yellow, blue, teal, and red panels.

LICC.

Tasked with revamping their social media feeds – both in content and aesthetics – I created a feed which shared snappy, unscripted interviews paired with quote-based static posts with an eye-catching journal-esque style. This project also included producing branded briefing packs. The result was a 3,129% increase in accounts engaged and a 5,134% increase in accounts reached.

An open brochure with religious and community content, featuring red and black text, images of smiling women and children, and spaces for signatures and dates.

A tablet displaying a photo grid of smiling young people, each with handwritten notes on their images, set against a plain light gray background.

Smartphone displaying an Instagram post about humanitarian peacemaking with a background image of a person wearing a tactical vest with a red cross patch.

Better Days Counselling.

A project in collaboration with a start-up counselling business. The brief was to create a logo, select a colour palette and fonts, and build a website inspired by its location in St Andrews, Fife.

Laptop displaying a website for Emile Clarke, a counselor in St Andrews, Fife, Scotland. The website features a scenic sunset view of a coastline with historic buildings, a menu with options like Home, About me, Work with me, Contact me, FAQs, and a

Multiple round stickers with a sunset gradient background, each displaying the text 'better days' in large white font, and 'counselling practice' in smaller white font underneath.

Wedding stationery.

A full set of bespoke wedding stationery with watercolour flowers, including: save the dates, invitations, thank you cards, wedding signs, seating plans, service sheets, and place cards.

Collection of wedding invitations with floral designs and blue text, including 'Save the Date' and detailed wedding information.

A note card with a floral design on the cover and a message inside, and a detailed illustration of a house with a bicycle outside.

A wedding sign on a wooden easel with floral illustrations and blue text that reads "Welcome to the wedding of Emily & Tom, 26 July 2025."

Open wedding program with floral design and blue text on white background, lying on a light gray surface.