I offer design in two focused areas: visual identity and editorial design.
The goal is not only to make individual pieces look good, but to make your brand, publication, or presentation feel consistent across every place people encounter it.
Visual identity design gives your brand a recognisable visual system — logo, colour palette, typography, layout direction, and core materials that can be used consistently across digital and printed communication.
It is not only about having a logo, but about creating a visual language that reflects the character of your brand and works across real touchpoints.
The aim is to create an identity that gives your business more clarity, consistency, and presence — so that what people see feels closer to the quality of what you offer.

Editorial design focuses on covers, interiors, and publication layouts that make content easier to navigate, more appealing to read, and visually appropriate for its subject, audience, and format.
This can include book covers, book interiors, catalogues, brochures, reports, magazines, and other multi-page materials.
My focus is on creating layouts that support the content rather than compete with it — shaping hierarchy, pacing, and composition in a way that makes the material feel more readable, professional, and complete.
Whether the project is a book, a publication, or a printed presentation, the goal is the same: to give the content a form that feels thoughtful, coherent, and visually resolved.

If you’re not sure which direction best fits your project, feel free to get in touch.