Graphic design hasn’t always been my thing, it’s not something that was in my blood that I just fell into. I worked hard, studied harder and make some really terrible things while working up to much better designs.

I spent my teenage years learning HTML and making websites (Geocities anyone?!), while studying sport science, medicine and multimedia. My early 20’s were spent as a website coder, IT tech support, administration and – can you believe it – a store manager for a pizza shop.

Then I fell in love, got addicted to weddings and became a parent and a florist, working 60 hour weeks creating wedding florals for events big and small while surviving night feeds and school runs. Sounds exhausting right?

So one day, I decided I needed a change. I’m creative and good with computers so a Communication Design degree sounded like a good fit. University as an adult with a family and full time work was a carefully crafted juggling act, add Covid-19 restrictions and a full semester on Zoom and I’ve finally come out with a degree with new hopes and dreams. Check out my Study Journey in the blog if you want to see some of the madness!