create visual concepts
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create visual concepts ☆
The Workbench.
Posters.
The idea was to create something that looked like the night felt fast, a little chaotic, a bit blurry around the edges.
I used a motion blur effect to give it that on the move feeling, like a photo taken mid-rush on the highway or train, and paired that with bold, stretched type and a warped layout to make it feel loud, a bit messy, but still intentional. The design sits somewhere between DIY rave flyer and digital distortion, just like the party.
Venue
Torte Bar, Berlin
Social Media.
One Park is a hybrid space, part hi-fi bar, part cultural hub, and I was brought on to design their weekly programme series for Instagram. The idea was to treat each week like a mini poster drop: bold, expressive layouts that echo the venue’s mix of experimental music, curated dining, and late-night energy.
I combined gritty textures, archival floral imagery from parks, and typographic layering to give the visuals a romantic but rough feel, kind of like if an art book and a punk flyer had a love child. The visual identity adapts slightly each week, but always keeps the same energy. The goal? Make people stop scrolling and come listen.
Venue
Cape Town, SA
Packaging.
A freelance project for digital football cards and purpose is around collecting them for in-store incentives at Rewe.
I designed virtual Bundesliga trading cards and developed packaging concepts for them, balancing sleek modern design with the tactile charm of classic sticker packs. A design system that could scale across clubs, players, and print or digital formats.
Location
Berlin, Germany
Branding.
Float invited me to design a collab tee, and I knew it had to feature Yuki — the shop dog, the unofficial mascot, and a quiet icon of the brand. She’s been around as long as Float has, always posted up, always part of the vibe.
Felt right to honour her with something wearable, a tribute to the real ones who’ve been there since day one.
Location
Cape Town, SA
Editorial.
Lea brought me in to design the menu for her “Mouse Drop” at Club Kloof, a night full of style, sass, and energy. The brief was simple: make it fun, make it funky, and keep it true to the Club Kloof spirit. We leaned into bold colours, playful type, and a sense of movement that matched the energy of the event. A small piece of design that felt right at home in the middle of a loud, unforgettable night.
Location
Cape Town, SA
Photography.
I worked with Float on a series of product shoots, handling both photography and art direction. The goal was to capture the texture, mood, and movement of the clothes in a way that felt true to Float’s world, which is laid-back, street-smart, and rooted in Cape Town energy. I kept things simple and natural, letting the apparel speak through light, location, and attitude.
Location
Cape Town, SA