A faux travelling design exhibition celebrating the history of design — from Bauhaus to grunge typography. The brief was to imagine the whole thing: the concept, the collateral, the feel of arriving at the show.

I built the tote bags by hand — ink-printed abstract marks on acetate, layered and collaged into a David Carson–influenced print on the front, then typeset the faux gallery name on the back. The Lego build came later: I wanted something 3D that captured the weight of the word.

An Instagram campaign for a fictional organic skincare brand. Nine posts. A cohesive grid. And one image that couldn't just be Photoshopped.

The hero post — the pineapple — was built from scratch using coffee beans and leaves arranged on a tray. No digital compositing. Just material, patience, and the right light. It was then photographed and placed into the grid alongside the other campaign posts.