A collection of artworks in different shades of green, told through the various stages of a plant’s life cycle. Royal size (156 mm × 234 mm), 88 pages, Swiss-bound lay-flat softcover, translucent vellum dust jacket.

A mini collection of red-themed fan artworks, inspired by light spectrums and intense heat. Royal size (156 mm × 234 mm), 38 pages, lay-flat softcover with exposed binding with matching red thread.

10-year career retrospective art book for concept artist, illustrator and YouTuber RossDraws. The book centers around eight “Guardians” representing stages of Ross’ life and career, combining fantasy worldbuilding with nostalgic computer and video-game visuals.

Book design with a fantasy storybook feel for Maxine Vee’s witches, dragons and everyday magic. 215 mm × 260 mm, 152 pages, lay-flat hardcover with pink holographic foil-embossed title.

Book design filled with soft, dreamlike textures and elements that make Gaby’s art book look like a compilation of her sketchbooks. 215 mm × 260 mm, 152 pages, lay-flat hardcover with embossed and spot-gloss title.

Billboard advert commissioned by Patreon to coincide with Ross’ Symphony book release.

Design for an interview with sci-fi illustrator Pascal Blanché, with a custom typeface to complement Pascal’s art.

Brand, logo and editorial design for a retro-themed sci-fi magazine.

Brand, logo and editorial design for a retro horror-themed sister magazine to Infinite Worlds.

Brand and editorial design for a new, optimistic sci-fi and fantasy magazine.

A short film introducing Worlds: Symphony, RossDraws’ 360-page book charting a five-year journey through art, struggle and becoming.

2026 entry for METEOR’s “My Famicase Exhibition | わたしのファミカセ展”, debuted each year in Tokyo, Japan and exhibited in select cities worldwide.

Identity and motion graphics for a short Halo fan film.

2025 entry for METEOR’s “My Famicase Exhibition | わたしのファミカセ展”, debuted each year in Tokyo, Japan and exhibited in select cities worldwide.

Titles and credits for a short dark comedy film by Richey Beckett and Johanna Warren.

2024 entry for METEOR’s “My Famicase Exhibition | わたしのファミカセ展”, debuted each year in Tokyo, Japan and exhibited in select cities worldwide.

2023 entry for METEOR’s “My Famicase Exhibition | わたしのファミカセ展”, debuted each year in Tokyo, Japan and exhibited in select cities worldwide.

2022 entry for METEOR’s “My Famicase Exhibition | わたしのファミカセ展”, debuted each year in Tokyo, Japan and exhibited in select cities worldwide.

Digital single artwork for Alex Bone and Elise Trouw’s “Dream”, inspired by Beano characters and the hope that one-sided love might be returned.

Digital single artwork for Alex Bone's Bloom, inspired by Beano characters and California poppy fields.