Designer based in Edinburgh, working across brand identity, visual systems and digital design with cultural and independent organisations. Practice is typographic and print-informed, shaped by research, collaboration and authorship.
Work spans brand identities, publications and digital systems.
Neurons is a bi-annual club night at Sneaky Pete’s, raising money for mental health charities. The visual identity uses hand-drawn forms inspired by neurons, balancing organic expression with the energy of the brand’s direction.
Posters designed for a San Francisco club night (2023–present)
A poster series for Texture Summit, a San Francisco club night rooted in vinyl and community. Each design responds to the mood of the event, using type, colour, and texture to hold tension between structure and looseness.
Visual identity and printed materials for a food pop-up at Newbarns Brewery
(2023)
Made with Phoebe Moon, Adam Hepburn and Maddy Crowther, the work mirrored the tone of the food. Mediterranean flavours, shared plates, soft hospitality. A mix of handwritten titles, quiet type and kitchen photography came together to build something personal and understated.
Visual identity and artwork for an electronic music label founded in Aberdeen
(2021–present)
A visual identity for Meld Records, an electronic music label embedded in the underground sounds of UK Techno. Built in collaboration with Adam Hepburn, the system combines industrial forms with quiet utility, designed to support rather than define.
Editorial design and visual direction for a research publication by BUMP Agency
(2022)
A printed report exploring how brands can move beyond influencer marketing by investing in community. Created in collaboration with Adam Hepburn for BUMP Agency, the visual system blends data-led layouts, cut-out photography, bold type and scanned textures. It sits somewhere between a research deck and a culture zine.