Graphic Designer
[album design, poster design]
2024
Irish 80s indie synth-pop band Guernica has made a comeback with the release of their long-awaited album, Auditorium, 36 years after its inception. To celebrate this milestone, the band has produced a limited run of collectible vinyls.
The gatefold vinyl includes
two coloured translucent vinyls inspired by the band’s song, Orange and Red. The vinyls are accompanied by a large-format poster featuring the bands story, and a collection of archival imagery capturing the evolution of their sound.
100archive.com submission
[branding, print, digital]
2023
The aim of the GradX project was to design a holistic visual identity for the TU Dublin Art, Design and Media Graduate Showcase 2023. This project was designed in a group with two of my peers. The identity demonstrates a diverse collision of colour, type and image, in an energetic, yet sometimes jarring manner, highlighting the broad range of ideas, perspectives, and creative expressions that emerge from the participating graduates.
The identity is displayed across both print and digital media in the form of booklets, invitations, a website and a way-finding system.
gradx.ie100archive.com
[print, editorial design]
2024
TLP Editions is an initiative by PhotoIreland focused on creating and sharing affordable, accessible photographic publications. As part of an evolving series, these editions highlight the work of contemporary artists in a compact, budget-friendly format. Each publication is usually an A5-sized, 36-page booklet, featuring a consistent design: a brief project introduction on the front cover, and the artist’s name and work title on the back.
thelibraryproject.ie
[flyers,bookmarks, stickers]
2024
This suite of stationery was designed for The Library Project bookshop, and includes bookmarks, informational flyers and a sticker sheet. Created as affordable take-home tokens, these items serve to promote both the bookshop and the PhotoIreland organisation.
The aim of this design was to refresh the shop’s branding with stationery that is vibrant and engaging. As the organisation regularly collaborates with emerging artists and photographers, through exhibitions and publications, it was also important for the design to feel friendly and approachable.
[typography, print design, book design]
2023
The transitional period between finishing university and starting
a career, for many, is a time occupied by feelings of self-doubt, anxiety, and uncertainty. At the same time, it can also be a period of time filled with anticipation, possibilities, and hope for the future.
This book explores the juxta-position between the challenging side of uncertainty and the freedom of new possibilities during that period, in an informative, yet playful way. A complex blend of typefaces, type sizes and type settings are used to communicate a multitude of opinions and viewpoints. Through typography the book sheds light on issues faced during this liminal period between finishing education and the beginning of your career.
250x180mm, 31 pages
Awarded a Merit by the ISTD Student Assessment Scheme 2023.
[campaign design, print]
2023
Ireland’s extortionate rent prices mean that many young people can’t afford to move out of their family home, and the hope of owning a home one day is diminishing. Nearly 70% of young Irish people today are considering emigration as they feel they will have a better quality of life elsewhere. ‘My home doesn’t love me’ is a campaign which aims to foster a sense of political agency and activism amongst young people, addressing the urgent housing needs of Ireland’s youth. The protest poster kit encourages individuals to creatively express their concerns and also drive momentum for transformative change.