An exploration of intertwining shapes and vibrant colours
Any city, every bike
Downsizing, decluttering, Swedish death cleaning
Illustration for a story about bouncing back from adversity
An illustration portraying the journey through mental turmoil, searching for a safe harbour amidst the storm
Looking back, we don’t regret the decisions we made; we regret the ones we didn’t make
Without reforms, even a strong economy could be overwhelmed and drown
Story about Trump’s reckless decision to withdraw from the WHO and the devastating consequences it will have both domestically and globally
Illustration for Literary Review of Canada
Wash
Story about the risks and vulnerabilities of the Spanish economy
Ménage à Trois
Illustration of the effects of physical isolation
Untitled
A story on mastering Focus while studying
Personal Piece
The girl with the bow
"In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb" cover and back illustration
Story about the global supply disruption caused by trade wars
Using geometric shapes and bold colours, I designed a visually striking cover where the sun represents the reader's head, mirroring the shape of the book
Untitled
Story about being satisfied with one's current life situation, and the state of things in one's life as they currently are
An illustration inspired by The Full-Moon Whaling Chronicles by Jason Guriel
RGB Animation
Once unleashed, artificial intelligence cannot be contained—its presence reshapes everything, beyond the point of return
Should we still enjoy holidays in a doomed world? Illustration for Die Zeit
Snail
Story about how universal surveillance invades personal spaces, creating a world where no action, communication or thought remains private
Rachel Donohue’s The Temple House Vanishing is a Gothic thriller set in an Irish Catholic boarding school, where an enigmatic art teacher stirs intrigue and tension among students
Personal piece
Personal Piece
Portrait of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Illustration for Walrus Magazine
Even in the darkest times, hope remains
Speed Bump
A minimalist animation showcasing the gentle motion of an opening and closing eye
In her memoir How to Survive a Bear Attack, Claire Cameron intertwines personal history with investigative journalism
Personal Piece
Finding a book with someone like me in it
Personal Piece

A New Chapter

Using geometric shapes and bold colours, I designed a visually striking cover where the sun represents the reader’s head, mirroring the shape of the book.
Inside, the illustration plays with perspective – the reader’s eyes become pupils, creating a surprising top-down view.

Illustration for Guardian Book Review.