A 23x23cm version of my napkin drawing from 501, submitted to be printed for the final year show this June.

Designer and friend Jacky Bui contacted me by email to invite me to participate in a publication she is planning on publishing through Carhartt WIP, featuring an array of like-minded artists.

Having designed an exclusive Notting Hill tee with Everpress, a pre-order based t-shirt shop. Nick Law had contacted me for a follow-up design in the future. I suggested designing a tee where proceeds went to a charity of my choice. 

My online portfolio, accessible at seapunch.com. The website has been running since 2017 and features projects I am proud enough to showcase to the public. It is organised by different pages, each page representing a different project.

My webstore which sells t-shirts, zines and posters. I started designing tees for myself around 2015 but people have asked to buy them from me. Today I sell limited runs of tees screenprinted by my friend Howie, this supports me, her and the DIY scene we inhabit. T-shirts have been shipped to countries such as Canada, the United States, France, Belgium and sold wholesale to Japan.

Business cards from 2018 (top) and 2019 (bottom). These are mainly made for fun but my pseudonym remains searcheable on Google or Instagram. The first card displays my website whereas the second one shows only my artist name, in hopes that the person on the receiving end is curious enough to look it up.

My Instagram, which features both professional work, upcoming work and things that represent me, things I see or find interesting.

This project lead by BREAKS Agency and INDCSN was interesting to me because of how specific and narrow it was. It did not feel like I was able to incorporate any of my personal ideas but it was a good experience for me to experiment with lo-fi graphics, hand drawing them and scanning them in to create the design.

Mockup of the second design

Sketches of the White Rose cartoon.