Rumble Strategic Creative
As my internship came to a close, I was offered the opportunity to step up as the team’s Designer. In this more involved position, I channelled my creativity to help develop more compelling design solutions for an even broader range of clients including Bolton Clarke, RBWH, Pacific Fair, and HB Land to name a few. In addition to owning the finished art process across print (large and small format) and digital, I also worked closely with my art directors to develop fresh print and digital collateral for clients ~ seeing and facilitating campaigns through from brief to rollout. In this role, I was also trusted to help design and compile pitch decks which represented our campaigns, creative ideas, and collateral concepts in a clear and evocative manner ~ elevating Rumble’s position for new business tenders and client opportunities.

Rumble Strategic Creative
During the Rumbletown Scholarship process, my portfolio caught the eye of Rumble’s Creative Directors, who decided to generously grant me an internship opportunity. This was an invaluable experience which undoubtedly pushed me to be the designer I am today. I helped work on a range of brands including Containers for Change, Ugly Xmas Rashie, Zero Positive and more. My responsibilities included executing finished art for a range of collateral, as well as designing logos and ideating art direction concepts to facilitate the studio team’s output. I also assisted with several ad hoc design tasks including editorial layouts and marketing materials for internal business activities (e.g., EDMs to clients, preparing credential decks and internal document designs).

Kitney OHS
As Kitney’s primary designer, my main responsibilities consisted of creating print and digital marketing materials for their internal and external business endeavours (e.g., email footers, flyers, signage, promotional banners, merchandise). I also developed their social media strategy and created corresponding collateral to help them establish a digital presence. Additional tasks I initiated include creating a style guide and suite of designed templates to clarify their visual identity system, developing an internal briefing process to empower other my teams’ design capabilities and revamping their corporate documents.

Queensland University of Technology ~ GPA 6.96
My visual communication major granted me an extensive amount of experience in various facets of design. Alongside sharpening my innate design eye, I have acquired a diverse and developed design arsenal including strong branding, typography and editorial skills. I also dabbled successfully in art direction, motion design and digital design, and am keen to keep exploring these emerging niches. My dedication to my practice was recognised by the faculty, who approached me to get involved in platforming my experience with this major to help inspire the future generation of budding designers.
Watch QUT’s coverage of my experience in Visual Communication: Visual Communication at QUT
Watch QUT’s coverage of my experience as a Double Degree student: Business and Visual Communication

Queensland University of Technology ~ GPA 6.96
My business degree significantly enriched my design school experience and continues to enhance my creative practice as it taught me how to hone my analytical mind in a creative context. In fact, my passion for strategic and genuine consumer-centric thinking derives largely from my experience in business school. As an advertising major, I also gained considerable experience in, and a fondness for, copywriting and campaign ideation.