Web / Design

In 2005, I started to create some jewellery, just to unwind at the end of the day. As my pieces were very popular, the whole thing expanded into a brand, with nice packaging (you can view it here) and, of course, a website. Unfortunately, I don’t have time to do it anymore.

Remote working gained a whole new intercontinental dimension when I was asked to create a single page website for a small restaurant in S. Tomé, in Africa. Sadly, I haven’t had a chance to visit yet.

As The Garden jewellery collection by Poshpebbles had some large pieces that didn’t fit the regular boxes, a special matchbook style pack had to be created.

London based Roberto Rubalcava has a dark and amazing fashion photography collection, and he frequently ads fresh new shots to the portfolio.

Shades of Green is a small brand of bath salts and other bath related products. I’ve also designed their website, view the project here.

Casa das Quintas is charming rural hotel in Mogadouro, in the north of Portugal.

The Susu Progressive Union is a small charity created to collect clothes and books to schools in Sierra Leone.

In June 2003, Disability Hackney organised a conference to celebrate the European Year of Disabled People, and asked me to create a set of postcards and posters to promote it.

Disability Hackney is the umbrella organisation for all disability related groups in the London Borough of Hackney.

Fleurri Weurri Design’s Christmas card in 2002 was a mock North Pole newspaper, reporting that FWD was about to rebrand Santa Claus and his sleigh. Inside, the fantastic blueprints were revealed and the back included a proper crossword puzzle.

Davidson was an antique tracking service for interior decorators. This was the first client ever to contact and hire me from my website.