There’s ample opportunity to create positive change — and ethical brands are leading the way. I’m a graphic designer based in Christchurch, NZ, using my craft to support those working towards a fairer, more holistic, and regenerative future.
I built this business to help today’s visionaries, change-makers, and forward thinkers — every rebel who dares to fight the good fight.
Is that you?
If you’re building an ethical brand in NZ, I’d love to work with you.
I’ve loved creating for as long as I can remember — from cooking and crafting to building brands. But with creation comes responsibility.
I always ask: Where do my materials come from? What impact will my work have?
Whether I’m designing, consuming, or collaborating, I strive to make choices that support meaningful, systemic change.
This mindset shaped me as a communication designer with a mission.
Making complex ideas simple — and beautiful.
Design should look good, but it should also connect, clarify, and empower. I’m passionate about creating work that engages your audience and brings your message to life.
I’m especially excited to support ethical brands, social enterprises, and business-for-good ventures here in Aotearoa. If that sounds like you — let’s chat.
Big Bloom is this wonderful organisation that offers design thinking hackathons as professional development to corporates. The twist is that they solve real live problems for charities around the globe.
My role is to support the teams throughout the 4-day hackathon experience alongside a coach and to build a pitch deck for their idea.
I love those hackathons, probably for the thrilling memories as a participant in Startup Weekends, but definitely for the fact that everyone wins on all levels at Big Bloom.
It’s a great way for me to flex my innovative thinking muscles and draw from my startup experience. That combined with the buzz of designing something under crazy time pressure for a good cause is just so exhilarating. I’m looking forward to the next hackathon with the incredible Big Bloom team!