Since moving to New Zealand, I've taken on client work across web, print, and branding — most notably for DATUM Machines — alongside building TOMBOY Creative, my own studio.
Full site build for a Lower Hutt CNC manufacturer — positioning, page structure and copy direction built around one job: turning a rough sketch into a quote.
"From classroom to workshop floor" — an A3 piece pairing the DEM-S1 desktop mill with the DGM-S1 gantry mill as one learning-to-production path.
Site for my own studio — plain-language fixes for broken websites and dead email, aimed at Hibiscus Coast & Auckland small businesses.
Chromatic-aberration mark and business card system for TOMBOY — electric blue field, glitch-outlined figure, condensed serif wordmark.
A small run of family tees — bold type, plain statements, worn proudly at Tokyo Rainbow Pride.
A baby onesie riffing on the family joke, plus a "Happy Pride Month" graphic built from a dandelion-blowing sequence.
Signature-style logo for a kids' tee, ひろぶらざぁず — hand-lettered mark with three little illustrated faces, worn on rotation.
"No.1 in downloads" ranking graphic paired with the lesson-in-progress app screen — built to sell the product in one glance.
"Unlimited lessons" — a print ad built around NativeCamp's core pitch: unlimited input and output is the key to fluency.