Park & Eve is an elevated salon and barbershop in downtown LA, who are in the process of renovating their brick and mortar space. They wanted a website refresh to match the new look and feel of their salon and requested an inviting, on trend, earthy site design…

Dalis is a photographer and real estate agent who wanted to combine her real estate, wedding and travel photography on one site, with an overall redesign using earthy tones and a minimal approach.

Yolande Mukagasana is a Rwandan writer, campaigner and survivor of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. The site was intended to showcase the recent translation of her book Not My Time to Die.

Brenda Torres is a Chicago based blogger with a focus on travel, fashion and beauty. She has been working hard on her blog Windy Style for a good few years now, but wanted a design refresh using a paid third party template.

Seheri Swint is a screenwriter who teaches a unique approach to screenwriting that focuses on developing the emotional core of a story. She needed a professional site to draw clients to her screenwriting course and and writing support options.

Experience Analogue is the brainchild of a Dave Chamberlain, a Johannesburg-based film photography enthusiast, whose goal is to show how accessible analogue photography and alternative processes can be.

A client came to me with very defined aesthetic with the aim of starting a blog as a means of sharing her story as a new mom through written posts, recommended products she loves, and design she enjoys.

Nerine Jones’ passion is to help women from diverse cultures discover their personal style. She contacted me to put together a site for her new business as a personal stylist where she could introduce herself, feature a blog, showcase client testimonials, and advertise a range of services.

Celebrating photography from Rwanda and Beyond through an artist-led festival, founded by photographers for photographers. African artists play a crucial role in educating African audiences and this festival will see a series of workshops, events and exhibitions dedicated to the work of Rwandan photographers across a range of genres.

Harmonics is a collaborative of musicians, percussionists and teachers who host workshops, take people on musical journeys, and help others experience the magic and mystery of music.

The Creativity Project was a passion project of mine, in which I planned to embark on a year long exploration on the topic of creativity in a sort of self-guided study.