Original traditional paintings and studies exploring a range of wet, dry and mixed-media techniques, with gouache, watercolour and oil as core mediums.
Illustrations of rocks, minerals, plants and other subjects from the natural world through observation, and visual interpretation.
See more science projects on my geo & GIS portfolio.
Graphic, digital and physical design projects. Pencil sketches evolve into illustrations, vectors, patterns, icons and cohesive visual systems for both digital and physical products.
Design and development of a GIS portfolio website presenting selected geospatial projects, maps and visualisations in a structured and interactive web format.
The goal was to create a clear and visually engaging portfolio for presenting GIS projects and demonstrating experience with spatial analysis, mapping and web-based visualisation.
The website was developed using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The layout was structured around responsive project cards, image slideshows and interactive navigation, with custom styling used to create a consistent visual identity.
iGISza — where art meets science
A physical memory card game developed using original illustrations created from scanned artwork. The project combines illustration, graphic design and print production into a playable card game prototype, including matching cards, a custom card backing and an instruction card.
The objective was to design an original memory card game that combined a simple, accessible gameplay mechanic with a distinctive visual identity. The project also explored how a digital design could be translated into a functional physical prototype.
A graphic identity project developed for Atelier Miki including logo and supporting brand elements, business cards, a receipt design and an authenticity certificate, combining illustration, typography and layout into a cohesive visual system.
To develop a consistent visual identity for Atelier Miki and translate the brand into practical graphic materials used across the portfolio and physical presentation of artworks and handmade pieces.
The logo, illustrations and supporting graphic elements were developed by tracing rough traditional sketches into digital pieces (Procreate). Typography, composition, colour and decorative elements were then combined into layouts for business cards, receipts and an authenticity certificate as well as further branding such as stickers and stamps.
A cohesive set of branded graphic materials for Atelier Miki, establishing a recognisable visual identity across both digital and physical applications.
Design and development of the Atelier Miki portfolio website, combining a handmade visual identity with an image-focused portfolio experience.
To create a personal portfolio website that brings together artwork, handmade craft and design work within a cohesive visual identity.
HTML, CSS and JavaScript were used to develop the website, including the responsive gallery layout, interactive image lightbox, navigation system, custom typography, visual effects and portfolio presentation.
Original artwork, craft pieces, digital illustrations, photography and personal branding assets were used throughout the website.
A bespoke portfolio website designed around a quiet, handmade and image-led browsing experience.
Atelier Miki — Portfolio Website
A collection of illustrated stationery products developed from original artwork, including bookmarks and memo pads. The project combines illustrations created in Procreate with graphic layouts designed for practical printed products.
The objective was to explore how original illustrations could be translated into functional stationery products while maintaining a consistent visual identity.
The designs were developed digitally in Procreate using original illustrations from the existing artwork collection. Individual illustrations and decorative elements were arranged into layouts suitable for bookmarks and memo pads, with different compositions developed for themed stationery. The final designs were prepared for printing and produced as physical prototypes.
A collection of handmade textiles, accessories and small items. Exploring a range of materials to create functional, wearable and decorative objects.