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Form Follows Function  
2025
Publication
"Three Legs Don’t Wobble" is a publication that documents and reflects on the traditional craft of the Welsh stick chair. A practice deeply rooted in Welsh history, particularly within rural communities.

The project was developed as part of a wider brief exploring heritage, identity, and overlooked Welsh folk crafts.

My approach was both documentary and interpretative. I worked closely with Barnaby (@secksygreb / @bxrnxby_prend), a contemporary artist and fellow student at UWE (Fine Art), observing and recording the chair-making process through video, analogue photography, and in-depth discussion.

The final outcome is a B5, perfect-bound printed publication that captures the making of a Welsh stick chair by Barnaby. Through photography, interview extracts, annotation, and typographic detailing, the book offers a slow, observational look at the tools, gestures, and atmosphere of the workshop environment. It not only documents the physical process but also reflects on broader themes of tradition, utility, labour, and cultural continuity. Back

nooh Studio x Harvey Horswell
2025

Print/Digital Artwork
A series of custom thumbnail designs created for The Sculpture Walk podcast, hosted by Harvey Horswell. This podcast features in-depth conversations with some of the most renowned sculptors working today. The thumbnails were designed for use across major streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Podcasts. Each design visually reflects the tone and content of the episodes while maintaining a consistent, recognisable identity across platforms.



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Craft To Code
2025
Publication
A Contemporary Reimagining of Welsh Lovespoons
This project deconstructs the traditional symbols found in Welsh lovespoons, transforming them into bold, modern patterns. Rooted in heritage yet forward-looking in execution, the work explores themes of love, luck, and human connection. By abstracting and reinterpreting these historic motifs, the project bridges the gap between craft and contemporary visual language. Presented through print-based outcomes, it celebrates cultural symbolism while questioning how traditions can evolve in design today.


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Riso Animations
2025
Mograph


As I Recall
2024
FlipBook

This flip book is a personal reflection on my upbringing within the Welsh-medium education system. Through sequential imagery and storytelling, it captures the everyday moments, cultural nuances, and emotional texture of growing up in a Welsh-speaking environment. Each page unfolds part of my lived experience, exploring both the beauty and complexities of learning and living through the Welsh language. The project serves as a visual memory archive — intimate, nostalgic, and rooted in linguistic identity.
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nooh x Hazels
2025
Branding

The Hazels – Print Design for UK Space Skills Awards


Client: Nooh Studio (Internship Project)
Deliverables: A5 Leaflet · Pull-Up Banner · Business Card

During my internship at Nooh Studio, I was tasked with creating a cohesive suite of printed materials for The Hazels — a project supporting the UK Space Skills Awards. Working to a tight deadline, I designed:
  • A pull-up banner (2000 x 800 mm)
  • An A5 flyer
  • A revised business card layout featuring a QR code

The assets were created in Adobe Illustrator and delivered ready for print, with attention to consistency, hierarchy, and clear communication of The Hazels’ mission. I worked directly from a live client brief, adapting existing brand elements into new formats for use at a live event.




Quilted (Welsh Textile Project)


2025


Print
Welsh Quilts / Gwelyau Cymreig 🧵
This zine celebrates the intricate patterns, symbolic motifs, and deep-rooted craft traditions found in Welsh quilt-making. Through a modern design lens, it explores the cultural and historical significance stitched into these textiles — from their bold geometry to their role in storytelling and community. The mockup presents a visual tribute to Wales’s rich textile heritage, blending research, pattern study, and contemporary layout to honour a tradition passed down through generations. Back




Kids Activity Book (Creative Consience)


2024



Print
As part of our Creative Conscience project, we developed an educational resource aimed at children to raise awareness around sustainable farming and food production. Designed for use in schools and community centres across Bristol, the project features playful visuals and character-led storytelling to engage young audiences in early conversations about climate action. The core idea behind the project is that when children understand environmental issues, they become powerful messengers — sharing knowledge at home and helping to shift attitudes through curiosity, dialogue, and creativity.
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UWE Fine Art Degree Show Catalogue
2025
Print
As part of a collaborative project with the UWE Fine Art team, I designed the official 2025 Degree Show catalogue — a printed publication celebrating the work of this year’s graduating students. The catalogue brings together a wide range of creative practices, from sculpture and painting to performance and installation, reflecting the diversity and depth of the course.

My approach focused on creating a clean, structured layout system that gave equal space and visibility to each artist, while maintaining a strong typographic identity throughout. The design was carefully considered to support both print clarity and ease of navigation.

Over 200 copies were printed by Hello Blue and distributed at the Degree Show’s opening night, where the publication acted as both a document of the graduating cohort and a takeaway archive for visitors, peers, and industry professionals.