A portfolio built for people whose work has to be looked at, not scrolled past. Full-bleed cases, deliberate pacing, and type that carries the personality so the images don't have to shout.
A modular grid and a two-weight type pairing that lets a small team lay out an eighty-page issue without a designer in the room.
Six seconds of movement, defined once and exported as tokens, so every channel animates the mark the same way.
A variable display face with an optical-size axis — the same letterforms hold at a poster and at a caption.
Wayfinding, wall type and a printed guide drawn from a single grid, so the space reads like a spread you can walk through.
A single-material carton with no adhesive, drawn so the folds do the branding and the print stays to two inks.
Work is taken one project at a time. Scope is written before anything is drawn, and the deliverables list is the contract.
Concept, references, and the single idea the whole piece hangs on.
Marks, type, colour and the rules that keep them intact after handover.
Timing, easing and export specs — built to survive a compression pass.
Grids, specimens and production files sent to press without a re-draw.