Graphic
+ Layout

A collection of editorial, identity and campaign systems designed to carry a story across page, post and print.

A selection of Casetify magazine spreads and mockups

Good layouts don’t just hold information. They set its rhythm.

FocusEditorial systems · brand identity · campaign design

ApproachStrong hierarchy, expressive type and colour with purpose

Selected workSix visual stories across digital, social and print

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Editorial design

Casetify Magazine Layout

A bold editorial system that translates Casetify’s energetic brand into print. Dynamic grids, vertical type and vivid product photography guide the reader through stories of customisation, innovation and sustainability.

01 · Structure

Mapped the editorial content into a clear hierarchy before styling individual spreads.

02 · Exploration

Tested dynamic grids, vertical type and colour blocking to reflect Casetify’s energy.

03 · Refinement

Balanced vivid imagery with breathing room so the brand stayed bold without losing readability.

02 / 06

Visual identity

Design Is Emotion

A modular identity built from abstract symbols that assemble into a human face. Expressions and primary colours shift with the feeling, letting one visual language tell many layered, emotional stories.

01 · Structure

Reduced the idea of emotion into a small library of abstract visual parts.

02 · Exploration

Recombined the modules into faces with different expressions and colour relationships.

03 · Refinement

Built rules that let the identity shift across posters and social content while staying recognisable.

03 / 06

Brand identity

Mïcha

A contemporary matcha identity balancing confident typography with soft, sensory details. Earthy greens, blush and pale yellow create a calm system that moves easily from social storytelling to packaging.

01 · Structure

Defined the tension: confident modern femininity balanced with a calm daily ritual.

02 · Exploration

Paired bold typography with soft forms and tested earthy green, blush and pale-yellow combinations.

03 · Refinement

Codified the logo, palette and type system before extending it to social content and packaging.

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Campaign + print

WolfX O-Week Brochure

A high-energy tri-fold that turns a feature-rich student platform into a clear, scannable story. Neon lime, dark teal and strong hierarchy lead new students from discovery to membership without losing the WolfX attitude.

01 · Structure

Audited dense membership and feature copy, then grouped it around the decisions students needed to make.

02 · Exploration

Tested panel order and scale so the folded brochure worked sequentially and at a glance.

03 · Refinement

Used neon lime, dark teal and a strong checkout call-to-action to clarify hierarchy without losing attitude.

05 / 06

Paid social campaign

WolfX Meta Ads

A modular paid-social campaign that introduces WolfX as an all-in-one student utility app, then turns individual features into focused, benefit-led stories for marketplace, side hustles, ride sharing, wellbeing and rewards.

01 · Structure

Separated a broad platform into one clear student benefit per advertisement.

02 · Exploration

Varied product mockups, feature icons and bold illustration while keeping the same campaign voice.

03 · Refinement

Standardised black, neon lime, oversized headlines and concise calls to action for fast feed recognition.

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Education marketing

ECA College Campaign

A coordinated flyer and poster series promoting study pathways, career outcomes and a 20-year anniversary offer. The system uses ECA College’s blue-and-green palette, bold benefit-led headlines and clear information hierarchy across portrait formats.

01 · Structure

Organised course, pathway and location information around the questions prospective students need answered first.

02 · Exploration

Tested student imagery, diagonal brand geometry and headline scale across long-form flyer and poster formats.

03 · Refinement

Unified the series through ECA blue and green, repeated iconography and clearer benefit-led calls to action.

Identity is a system,
not a decoration.

Across every project, I use layout to direct attention and give each brand a recognisable voice—one that stays coherent while adapting to different formats, messages and moments.

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