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See how the work changes with the context

These case studies show how I approach real communication challenges across sectors, audiences and formats. Where does your communication need to work harder?

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Select a case study to see the thinking and design decisions behind the work.

Designing complex content for reading and presenting

This market access consultancy needed evidence-heavy information to work across reports, proposals, workshops and live client sessions

Translating agency design into everyday software

This B2B branding studio needed PowerPoint and Google Slides templates that preserved the approved creative direction while remaining practical for client teams

Supporting a solopreneur get his message across

This sharpening specialist needed clear materials that turned his expertise into something potential clients could quickly understand and act on

Building an identity for fundraising and outreach

This Brazilian children’s charity had little marketing presence and needed to explain its work, attract committed volunteers and gain international support

One organisation, many different audiences

This community-development NGO had to communicate with local communities, international donors, partners and supporters across very different formats

Bringing proposals and company communication to life

This architecture and construction firm used print, slides, animations and other materials to compete for projects and keep employees informed and engaged

Using design to make people stop, look and engage

From rural education to technical conferences, large-format posters need to earn attention from a distance and make the message easy to explore up close

Creating variety within a recognisable arts programme

This arts learning centre needed to promote a constantly changing programme of classes, workshops and competitions while staying visually connected to its brand identity

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