Two years designing the website of a climate tech company, and the design system behind it: two tiers of tokens, a component library, and the documentation that makes it usable by others. One template carrying dozens of product, industry and regulation pages.

A café, flea market and design space, built out of my research on anti-design. The identity runs on three levels of deconstruction, from legible signage to pixel patterns — a filter that fades the closer you get to the place. The research paper itself is printed on thermal receipt paper.

Marketing visuals for an API that connects physical devices: a full illustration series for the blog, changelog illustrations, email headers, and versions built for LinkedIn and Open Graph. One visual grammar across every format.

Student project: the identity and 360° campaign for a fictional David Bowie exhibition at the V&A. Two research directions, then one — Atypical — developed into posters, urban signage and a website.