Project

A new identity for Kindred Bureau, a small consultancy working with founders, cultural organisations, and independent businesses. The project creates a more confident and adaptable visual system built around clarity, collaboration, and a direct way of communicating.

Brand development for Bellweather Works, a small manufacturer producing hardware, lighting, and domestic objects. The identity takes cues from workshop markings, technical documentation, and the clarity of industrial catalogues.

A seasonal campaign for Low Season Studio, an independent apparel label exploring relaxed tailoring and transitional clothing. The direction combines muted environments, natural movement, and editorial typography across lookbooks, ecommerce, and social content.

A visual identity for North Common, a small household goods brand producing practical objects for everyday use. The system was designed to feel familiar without relying on nostalgia, using straightforward typography, simple graphics, and functional packaging.

A new identity and online archive for Cinder Archive, a collection of independent publications, printed matter, and design ephemera. The project uses structured grids and utilitarian typography to give a wide range of material a consistent framework.

An art direction system for Plain Sight Works, a creative production company working across stills, moving image, and set design. The identity was built to stay intentionally neutral, allowing each project and collaborator to take visual priority.

A new brand system for Vale Habit, a personal care label built around simple daily routines. The project combines clean typographic structures with subtle material cues across packaging, campaign imagery, and digital touchpoints.

A digital publication for Elsewhere Index, an independent platform documenting overlooked places, small cities, and cultural spaces. The experience was designed as a flexible editorial system where photography, text, and archive material can shift between long-form reading and visual browsing.

A visual identity for Alder & Static, a furniture studio working with timber, steel, and locally sourced materials. The design language draws from workshop markings and technical drawings while keeping the overall expression refined and contemporary.

A new identity for Hushfield, a contemporary homeware label focused on useful objects with a quieter visual presence. The system balances minimal typography, tactile photography, and a restrained digital experience that puts material and form first.