Design Projects
A collection of my best work design work.
NatWest Credit Card Banner
Whilst working at T&P Group as a designer, I was briefed to create
a website banner showcasing the new NatWest credit card design. The brief called for a strong focus on the card itself, ensuring it was the clear hero of the visual. To achieve this, I sourced a suitable stock image and composited the new credit card design over the existing card, creating a polished and realistic final image. The client was very pleased with the result, and the banner was successfully featured on the NatWest website. The final asset was created in Adobe Photoshop, with careful attention to detail, lighting, and realism to ensure a high-quality finish.
Email Design
This concept email design was created in Figma and inspired by Cartoon Network’s Adventure Time Christmas campaign.
The project demonstrates my ability to accurately interpret and translate an established brand aesthetic into an engaging,
well-structured email layout suitable for marketing and promotional use. The design focuses on strong visual hierarchy, clarity, and brand consistency. Figma was used for layout and structure, with Adobe Photoshop used to edit and refine illustrations to ensure a polished final result.
Product Launch Banner
Whilst working at Overclockers UK, I designed web and social banners for 8Pack, promoting the launch of a new high-spec system.
The brief involved cutting out and compositing the computer tower into a new environment that aligned with Overclockers’ brand guidelines. I proposed a moon-based concept inspired by the system’s name, Asteroid, creating a bold and distinctive visual that stood out while remaining on-brand. The concept was well received by both the client and marketing team. All assets were created using advanced photo manipulation techniques in Adobe Photoshop and were used across the Overclockers website and social media channels.
Graphic Novel
This 16-page short graphic novel follows four friends who meet in the woods at night to outdo each other with scary stories. The project was driven by my passion for illustration and visual storytelling, with a strong focus on pacing, atmosphere, and narrative flow.
Each panel was carefully composed to control mood and tension, guiding the reader through the story and maintaining engagement throughout. The page shown here is a selected example from the full piece, highlighting my approach to composition, framing, and visual storytelling.
The project began with traditional pencil sketches before being refined digitally, with final line work and colour completed in Adobe Photoshop. This work reflects both my enthusiasm for illustration and my ability to communicate narrative clearly through considered design decisions.
