Welcome to my visual playground: illustration, colour studies, content, and experiments that do not need a business case to be worth making.
Some of these are tidy collections. Some are one-off doodles. All of them are part of how I keep learning—and how I remember that design can still be playful.
Plant something in the pixel garden
CoverfairyA personal product exploration connecting editable cover design, manuscript formatting, print-spine calculations, and release assets in one browser-based studio for independent authors.
A collection of fruity illustrations—and an excuse to keep returning to simple shapes, loud colour, and a recurring watermelon obsession.
These began as quick shape studies. Pears, avocados, lemons, and watermelons became a small visual language I could keep remixing.
A collection of doodles made in Procreate: portraits, visual jokes, imagined worlds, and whatever helped me learn a new brush that day.
There is no polished design brief here. The point is to try a style, follow an odd idea, and keep the fun part of making close by.
Simple flat-design explorations made in Adobe Illustrator, built from geometry before I knew how useful that discipline would become in product work.
The constraints are the interesting bit: a small palette, a few shapes, and just enough detail to make a place feel inhabited.
A collection of summer-inspired phone wallpapers: citrus, fruit, and colour made simply because I wanted them to exist on my own screen.
They sit somewhere between illustration and pattern design—small compositions that still need rhythm, contrast, and a good crop.
Tutorials, career conversations, portfolio advice, and a public record of what I'm learning as a designer and founder.
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