‘Loose Change’ is a set of coins I designed for International Men’s Day. They show how men’s issues and feminist issues can be different sides of the same gendered coin. This is not to say that men have it as bad as women or in anyway undermine the issues still faced by women. But many male problems, such as loneliness and depression, are the flip side of the same social pressures. Somewhat counter-intuitively, men need feminism too.

I’ve screen printed a cheerful set of posters from the coins which will be sold at www.loose-change.exchange. All proceeds will be donated to The Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) — a charity dedicated to preventing male suicide, the single biggest killer of men under 45 in the UK. 

The posters were screen-printed by People of Print and for sale here. Proceeds will be donated to CALM. Thanks to Pics for the visuals!

Creative Direction for new product, Glasshouse Hair, Hand & Bodywash.
Photography: Marlen Keller

We seek that connection,
Touch the glowing screen
Tell us which direction,
Ask the ghost in the machine

Image 02 photograph credit: Nadia Lee Cohen

An identity to reflect Glasshouse Salon’s contemporary, pared-back ethos.

Client: Peroni UK, Agency: Droga5 London, Photographer: Ben Reeves, ECD: Steve Howell, Creatives: Matt Butler, Ethan Bennett, Designer: Alex Venndt, Digital Designer: Andrea Tamborini, Year: 2018

Client: Impulse, Agency: Droga5 London, Photographer: Maisie Cousins, Creatives: Charlene Chandrasekaran and Dan Morris, Year: 2017

Client: Volvo Cars UK. Agency: Grey London. Role: Design, illustration, typography. Creatives: Jonas Roth, Rasmus Smith Bech; Awarded 8 D&AD wood pencils, Cannes Lions Grand Prixs for Design and Promos (2015).

The Sci-Fiborator is a fantastical science fiction device that allows us to select realities for ourselves. The book is broken up into chapters, each starting with a dial or button that has been activated.

“Meritocrazy describes itself as “even worse than Monopoly!” and mad as it may seem, it might even be better. Worth looking up if only to give you a better chance to examine every quip and complaint concealed behind the neon type on the box.”

— It’s Nice That

This is a manifesto I wrote and designed. It was inspired by an interview with the journalist and filmmaker, Adam Curtis. Let me know if you would like a copy (I haven’t uploaded the text-heavy pages here).