Portfolio · Graphic design · Multiple brands

Graphic Design Showcase
Design with a job to do.

Social media, web banners, email graphics and marketing collateral for brands across food, wellness, education, tech, real estate and finance. Every piece is built around one goal: engagement, clicks or sales.

  • Social, web, email and print
  • Static and animated
  • Matched to each brand’s guidelines

The challenge

Stand out in a crowded feed.

Every brand is competing for a second of attention on social media, in an inbox or on a landing page. Each graphic has to stop the scroll, say one thing clearly and still look like it belongs to the brand.

Ebook covers
Three ebook covers fanned out: Tribes, The Art of Strategic Innovation and Atomic Habits
One message per design
Bold, readable titles

At a glance

What the work covers.

Channels

4

social, web, email and print collateral

Social platforms

4

Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn

Industries

6

food, wellness, education, tech, real estate and finance

Formats

2

static and animated, depending on the platform

Consistency

A series that looks like a series.

For a set of book summary reports, each cover has its own look for its own book, while the shared series line and layout keep the set recognisable on a shelf or in a feed. Template systems like this keep campaigns consistent and make new pieces quicker to produce.

Snapshot Summary Report series
Five book summary covers in a row: Tribes, How to Build Your Business, Secrets of the Millionaire Mind, Limitless and Atomic Habits
Template-based systems
Faster delivery

Brand first

The brand decides the look.

Typography, colour, voice and tone come from each brand’s guidelines, not from a house style. A finance title can feel bold and serious, a small business guide bright and friendly, and both stay readable at thumbnail size.

Brand-based design
Two contrasting covers: a dark photographic cover for The Power of Broke and a bright illustrated cover for How to Build Your Business
Matched to brand guidelines
Readable at small sizes

How a design request flows

From brief to final files.

Every request starts with a short brief: the goal, the platform and the brand guidelines. Drafts follow, then a round of feedback and the final files in every size needed. The animation shows an example request moving through it.

Example journey
  1. BriefGoal, platform and brand
  2. First draftsOptions to react to
  3. FeedbackOne round of changes
  4. Final filesEvery size, ready to post

New lead

EMExample marketing leadWellness brand · launch campaign

Needs: a set of Instagram posts and stories for a product launch.

Website leadCall today
To: [email protected]Re: launch campaign designs

Thanks for the brief. Here are three first drafts for the launch posts. Let us know which direction you prefer…

Drafts ready
Ten book summary covers in two rows, in bold colours and photography
A selection of covers from one series

Selected work

A small selection from an ongoing body of work for marketing teams, business owners and content creators around the world. Alongside covers like these, the work includes social media campaigns, web banners and hero images, email headers, slide decks, event posters and digital flyers.

Tools like ChatGPT and Canva Magic help with early ideas and captions when they’re useful. Design decisions are made by people.

Coming next: more examples from social and email campaigns, added as clients approve them for public use.

What we deliver

Graphics for every channel.

Social media

Cohesive post and story sets for campaigns, promotions and brand storytelling.

Web banners

Hero images, banners and digital promos for websites and landing pages.

Email graphics

Headers and promo visuals that match the brand and support click-through.

Marketing collateral

Slide decks, event posters, digital flyers and ebook covers.

Want graphics like these?

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