Thoughtful design, with a lighter footprint

I believe good design should consider its impact on people, communities and the environment.

Sustainability and accessibility are part of how I approach my work, from the materials and suppliers I recommend to the way I design for print and digital.

Illustration of a person in a black and white outfit standing outdoors, in front of a wall with  street art of a red flower, green leaves.

Making better choices

There’s rarely one perfect solution. I look for practical ways to reduce impact while creating useful, engaging, and lasting work. This may include:

♼ choosing recycled or responsibly sourced papers

♼ working with local and environmentally responsible printers and suppliers

♼ considering accessibility and colour contrast

♼ optimising websites and digital images to reduce data

Design that does some good

My studio is powered by solar energy and I minimise waste wherever possible.

Small decisions add up, and designers can help clients make better ones.

I especially enjoy working with community, cultural and socially minded organisations - people doing useful things in the world.

My role is to help communicate those ideas clearly, creatively and responsibly.