Print
Fly-post Wall' (several posters)
A visual identity and curation for a one-day, mixed-genre music festival in London, June 2026, centred around live music discovery. The project responds to the shift towards algorithm-led listening, exploring how design can reposition live performance as a more active and engaging way of encountering new music.
The identity draws on early 2000s music culture, flyposting, and contemporary festival design, combining a structured typographic system with more fragmented, layered elements. This balance allows the design to feel both controlled and immediate, reflecting the tension between physical and digital modes of discovery. The system is applied across posters, digital outputs, and event materials, with a focus on scalability and real-world context.
Mixed Media
2 x EP Vinyl Sleeves
A visual identity for STOP THINKING’s second EP, built around themes of youthful idealism and urban disassociation. The concept centres on the tension between optimism and instability, capturing the uncertainty of early adulthood through a minimal but expressive visual language.
The identity uses gradient washes and a restrained typographic system to create a sense of movement and emotional shift, applied consistently across the main vinyl release and supporting materials. A series of special edition letterpress sleeves extend the identity into a physical format, translating the digital gradient into tactile, printed outcomes.
Film
Video
A series of Spotify Canvas videos extending the Back Around identity into motion. Building on the EP’s visual system, each video isolates a single colour from the palette and applies it to a recurring central character.
The films explore themes of nostalgia and disassociation through subtle movement and repetition, maintaining consistency with the wider identity while introducing a temporal dimension. Together, the series demonstrates how the visual language can adapt across digital platforms while retaining a cohesive tone.