My graphic design and illustration portfolio defies simple categorisation. Each piece breaks away from expected design patterns, mixing unexpected visual elements that challenge typical commercial approaches. My work moves between commissioned projects and personal explorations, revealing a design language that's both precise and unpredictable.

These designs aren't just visual statements—they're conversations. A restaurant logo might echo architectural lines, while an illustration for a tech brand could incorporate organic, almost biological forms. Colors clash and harmonise in ways that make viewers look twice. My work doesn't just communicate information; it creates small moments of visual disruption that force people to reconsider what design can do.