Client Projects
Client Projects
Bespoke brand identities crafted with storytelling at their core
Ratan Jaipur
Ratan Jaipur
Ratan Jaipur, founded in 1983, has beautifully blended traditional block-printing techniques with contemporary design. For this rebranding project, I focused on modernising their assets while preserving the essence of their rich heritage. I created illustrations of craftsmen at work, incorporating these into their labels and brand skin, drawing inspiration from my visit to their workshop. Through detailed hand-drawn illustrations, I highlighted the intricate process of block-printing, giving a fresh yet respectful look to their timeless craft.
Studio Nêna
Studio Nêna embodies the heart of Fatima Gutierrez and her mother’s passion for baking, rooted in their Mexican heritage and the bond of family. Inspired by their love for quality ingredients like Papantla vanilla and Oaxacan cacao, I designed a logo that evokes the beauty of vanilla buds. The intertwined letters symbolise their connection to nature and tradition. The packaging incorporates illustrations of flowers and Jacaranda trees and uses deep blues and earthy browns to reflect the brand’s rich cultural story and commitment to authenticity.
Nomi
This project explores the brand identity for Nomi, a premium showerhead company focused on skin and hair health. By filtering out harmful contaminants, Nomi addresses the root causes of common issues, offering radiant skin and healthy hair with every shower.
The logo combines a soft sans-serif font with a logo-mark featuring water droplets and wavy lines. Moreover, the fresh, soothing colour palette and premium packaging design reflect the brand’s commitment to elegance and wellness.
Studio Nêna
Studio Nêna embodies the heart of Fatima Gutierrez and her mother’s passion for baking, rooted in their Mexican heritage and the bond of family. Inspired by their love for quality ingredients like Papantla vanilla and Oaxacan cacao, I designed a logo that evokes the beauty of vanilla buds. The intertwined letters symbolise their connection to nature and tradition. The packaging incorporates illustrations of flowers and Jacaranda trees and uses deep blues and earthy browns to reflect the brand’s rich cultural story and commitment to authenticity.
Camberwell Festival
I had the opportunity to design a map for Camberwell’s Feel Good Festival 2024, an event celebrating African heritage through food, music, dance, and crafts, with activities for all ages. Collaborating with Jasia Warren on this vibrant project was especially meaningful, marking one of my first client projects since graduating.
Camberwell Festival
I had the opportunity to design a map for Camberwell’s Feel Good Festival 2024, an event celebrating African heritage through food, music, dance, and crafts, with activities for all ages. Collaborating with Jasia Warren on this vibrant project was especially meaningful, marking one of my first client projects since graduating.
Ashley Court
During my internship with Peter Roden in London, I rebranded Ashley Court, an Arcadian regency house in the Exe Valley. The new identity captured the venue’s rustic charm and timeless elegance through a custom typeface blending classic and contemporary elements. To enhance the brand’s character, I used AI-generated illustrations inspired by “Toile de Jouy,” creating a textured pattern that beautifully complemented the venue’s ambiance.
Ashley Court
During my internship with Peter Roden in London, I rebranded Ashley Court, an Arcadian regency house in the Exe Valley. The new identity captured the venue’s rustic charm and timeless elegance through a custom typeface blending classic and contemporary elements. To enhance the brand’s character, I used AI-generated illustrations inspired by “Toile de Jouy,” creating a textured pattern that beautifully complemented the venue’s ambiance.
&Lottie
I collaborated with jewellery designer &Lottie on content creation and art direction for her collection inspired by memories of growing up by the beach in Cornwall, UK. We executed a shoot that reflected this nostalgia while ensuring her jewellery remained the focal point. The digital collages further brought her vision to life, blending a sense of reminiscence with contemporary design.
&Lottie
For Belvoir Farm’s collaboration with Woodland Trust, I designed a limited edition label and campaign celebrating tree conservation. Inspired by Belvoir’s ethos of being “crafted in nature,” the tagline “Embrace Your Wild” encouraged mindful consumption and connected with a younger audience. Vibrant tree motifs symbolised Woodland Trust’s mission, blending responsibility with creativity.
Layers Exhibition
I worked on posters for an art exhibition at Townhouse Spitalfields, London, drawing inspiration from the exhibition’s layered theme. Combining hand-torn paper textures with digital techniques, I crafted organic shapes that complemented the featured artwork. By carefully balancing composition, type hierarchy, and colour, the posters highlighted the authenticity of the exhibition while keeping the artwork as the central focus.
Layers Exhbition
I worked on posters for an art exhibition at Townhouse Spitalfields, London, drawing inspiration from the exhibition’s layered theme. Combining hand-torn paper textures with digital techniques, I crafted organic shapes that complemented the featured artwork. By carefully balancing composition, type hierarchy, and colour, the posters highlighted the authenticity of the exhibition while keeping the artwork as the central focus.
Belvoir Farm
For Belvoir Farm’s collaboration with Woodland Trust, I designed a limited edition label and campaign celebrating tree conservation. Inspired by Belvoir’s ethos of being “crafted in nature,” the tagline “Embrace Your Wild” encouraged mindful consumption and connected with a younger audience. Vibrant tree motifs symbolised Woodland Trust’s mission, blending responsibility with creativity.
Belvoir Farm
For Belvoir Farm’s collaboration with Woodland Trust, I designed a limited edition label and campaign celebrating tree conservation. Inspired by Belvoir’s ethos of being “crafted in nature,” the tagline “Embrace Your Wild” encouraged mindful consumption and connected with a younger audience. Vibrant tree motifs symbolised Woodland Trust’s mission, blending responsibility with creativity.
Nomi
Studio Nêna embodies the heart of Fatima Gutierrez and her mother’s passion for baking, rooted in their Mexican heritage and the bond of family. Inspired by their love for quality ingredients like Papantla vanilla and Oaxacan cacao, I designed a logo that evokes the beauty of vanilla buds. The intertwined letters symbolise their connection to nature and tradition. The packaging incorporates illustrations of flowers and Jacaranda trees and uses deep blues and earthy browns to reflect the brand’s rich cultural story and commitment to authenticity.
Editorial Projects
Editorial Projects
तन/मन (Body/Heart)
तन/मन (Body/Heart) is a transformative journey blending the sacredness of Hindu prayers with modern introspection. Through vibrant colours, symbolic visuals, and meditative prompts, it offers an immersive, reflective experience. The accordion book aligns prayers with symbols and chakra-inspired colours, fostering introspection and connection. The second book’s vivid pages represent deities and prayers, guiding readers toward renewal and spiritual awakening. तन/मन invites you to embrace the divine power within and around you.
Echoing Roots
Echoing Roots is a collection of stories that celebrates India’s cultural richness through the symbolic significance of flowers. Across the country, flowers bind everyday life and mythology, offering a window into the traditions and colours of diverse regions. From Tamil Nadu’s jasmine garlands to Uttar Pradesh’s marigold offerings and Bengal’s lotus motifs, each story explores the heritage rooted in India’s floral traditions. Featuring cyanotypes, digital manipulations, and original illustrations, the collection inspires appreciation for this invaluable legacy.
Raw conflicts
Raw Conflicts explores the works and the conversations with HCJ, and is not just a collection of artworks; It is a powerful exploration of art as a storytelling medium, an intimate reflection on life, and a celebration of the intricate connections between the two. It explores raw and unfiltered emotions, inviting moments of self-reflection and contemplation with a blend of visuals, narratives and reflections. Siya met Harsimran back when she was a timid 16-year-old, clueless about art and design. Working with him was like discovering a guiding light — he didn’t just teach her about art; he encouraged her to challenge myself daily, revealing the magic within, and Siya owes her love for creativity to him. Throughout her creative journey, he has remained a mentor. “Raw Conflicts” is more than a book; it is her heartfelt gratitude and portrayal of the exceptional talent that is Harsimran Juneja.
Flip
Flip explores the vibrant and dynamic subculture of skateboarding in London. The project includes interviews with the people who skateboard at the Southbank skatepark, accompanied by film photography and mixed media collages that capture the essence of the sport. The book’s title “Flip”, is a nod to the skateboard trick where the board is flipped in mid-air. This embodies the raw spirit of skateboarding.
तन/मन (Body/Heart)
तन/मन (Body/Heart) is a transformative journey blending the sacredness of Hindu prayers with modern introspection. Through vibrant colours, symbolic visuals, and meditative prompts, it offers an immersive, reflective experience. The accordion book aligns prayers with symbols and chakra-inspired colours, fostering introspection and connection. The second book’s vivid pages represent deities and prayers, guiding readers toward renewal and spiritual awakening. तन/मन invites you to embrace the divine power within and around you.
Echoing Roots
Echoing Roots is a collection of stories that celebrates India’s cultural richness through the symbolic significance of flowers. Across the country, flowers bind everyday life and mythology, offering a window into the traditions and colours of diverse regions. From Tamil Nadu’s jasmine garlands to Uttar Pradesh’s marigold offerings and Bengal’s lotus motifs, each story explores the heritage rooted in India’s floral traditions. Featuring cyanotypes, digital manipulations, and original illustrations, the collection inspires appreciation for this invaluable legacy.
Flip
Flip explores the vibrant and dynamic subculture of skateboarding in London. The project includes interviews with the people who skateboard at the Southbank skatepark, accompanied by film photography and mixed media collages that capture the essence of the sport. The book’s title “Flip”, is a nod to the skateboard trick where the board is flipped in mid-air. This embodies the raw spirit of skateboarding.
Raw conflicts
Raw Conflicts explores the works and the conversations with HCJ, and is not just a collection of artworks; It is a powerful exploration of art as a storytelling medium, an intimate reflection on life, and a celebration of the intricate connections between the two. It explores raw and unfiltered emotions, inviting moments of self-reflection and contemplation with a blend of visuals, narratives and reflections. Siya met Harsimran back when she was a timid 16-year-old, clueless about art and design. Working with him was like discovering a guiding light — he didn’t just teach her about art; he encouraged her to challenge myself daily, revealing the magic within, and Siya owes her love for creativity to him. Throughout her creative journey, he has remained a mentor. “Raw Conflicts” is more than a book; it is her heartfelt gratitude and portrayal of the exceptional talent that is Harsimran Juneja.