Need A Graphic Designer?

I’m a graphic designer with over 10 years of experience and I love bringing personality to your brand! You can see some of my work below and get in touch if you want to see how we can work on together!

You can also find me on LinkedIn.

Jigsaw Journeys

Jigsaw Journeys is a coaching business that helps people build their careers & businesses one piece at a time. They came to me wanting bright, poppy branding that helped them stand out in a busy field and we took the simple puzzle piece and elevated it to artwork!

Welcome at KCLSU

KCLSU is King’s College London’s (KCL) Student Union and Welcome is the first event of the year. At the university, I designed my branding to welcome new students to London. The brief was to infuse the branding with a sense of belonging while celebrating KCL as a central London university. This branding has been used all over campus, both at Welcome and throughout the year as well as on bunting, tote bags, printed materials and more. This was such a fun project to work on and one of my favourites!

You can tell when Amanda has applied her magic into a file, a design, a project. Her creativity, expertise and intuition makes my job easy.

Coco
Amanda is not only a branding design genius, but a visionary creative. She has an exceptional visual eye and pours her love for life into everything she does.

Bev
Wherever she goes, she brings problem-solving together with her iridescent personality, and this sets her apart from the rest!

Chiara
what strikes me is how passionate Amanda is for the work of designing slick graphics that help me and my teams do our work in an engaging and attention-grabbing way

Ali

A+ Magazine at GEOCON

Produced biannually, A+ Magazine is a Canberra-centric showcase and guide to what’s happening around Australia’s capital city. I loved designing this magazine, plus it gave me an opportunity to feature my photography on the cover of this issue.

Reconciliation Action Plan at ACIC

Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission is an Australian government agency and this was a unique project to create a publication that highlighted diversity in the workplace.

This publication outlines the ACIC’s proactive steps towards reconciliation with First Nations Australians. I designed the entire product by sensitively working with the indigenous artwork, photographing colleagues and engaging the stakeholders. Read online here.