Graphics and art

I love creating graphics and drawings, whether a technical diagram or a cool artistic sketch, it brings me so much joy

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Hand drawn
Corporate
Less Corporate
Socially Motivated

Hand drawn…

I drew these on my Kindle Scribe tablet
and then used Adobe Illustrator to refine the vector line work
and add some lovely colours.
I was drawing so many cool images, I thought I’d better put them to work… on t-shirts!

A little more corporate…

An infographic is a great way to present a lot of information in an engaging way.
I designed these icons for a Women in IT conference in 2022. I wanted to describe the different IT roles in the simplest possible way. The client loved the finished product.
Corporate graphics to really get the point across
Fun with fonts. This eye catching take on our team mission helped to keep it at the front of everyone’s mind.
A branding mock-up for Chamberlain Lane
Sometimes, a simple icon representation is super effective
I have created countless buildings for corporate videos
When I create characters, diversity is at the top of my mind!
My most recent set of videos for the 2024 land tax issue cycle
Some more lovely, diverse characters
The eye is drawn from section to section, you want to keep reading!
I presented my podcast stats to our Executive team in style
Simple and practical, this eLearning graphic adds a little colour to an otherwise plain page
Impactful, professional graphics help customers find exactly what they’re looking for

A little less corporate…

I was approached to design a new album cover for Melbourne-based prog rock band Counting Silence. These are the concepts I presented to them. I loved this process and they were delighted with the end result (they went with the first one).
I created all of the little elements for this course. A consistent graphic style polishes the experience.
I just adore these image-stamped letters.
Some gorgeous printable planners, created using Adobe InDesign. You can never be too organised!
I made these ‘almost famous’ faces I made to engage with learners as part of a scenario-based training activity.
I designed this label for a new beer launch at a local brewery.
funlabs is a fun and bright brand, can’t get enough of these gorgeous pastel patterns.
GORGEOUS
PASTEL
PATTERNS!
There are so many fun things to do in the world of FunLabs
Perhaps a spot of generational trivia?
Or a mysterious celebrity or two. Who’s that?
I developed these super cool images in conjunction with an AI natural language model. I have mastered the art of writing the perfect prompt and these great images were exactly what I wanted. The future is now.
More fun with fonts

Socially motivated…

For well over a decade, I have been heavily involved with the social club at my office. I love to create fun and eye-catching posters, banners and assets for the events I plan to encourage people to come along and have some fun!

Poster advertising our family fun day at the wildlife park
A rollerskating invitation
Save the date, Santa style!
Trivia night buzz
And all of the details too
I made a series of signs to help people find their way at our end-of-year celebration
I love pop culture references
And puns
And pop culture-inspired puns
If you didn’t groan looking at these, my work is not done!
A utilitarian poster for a trivia night. Ivor’s ‘iconic’ face was a real hit.
Christmas party ticket
A list of events to make sure everyone is there.
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