Graphic Design
Digital Gift Card Design Tori XO
Tori, one of my longest-standing clients, is always looking for ways to evolve her Shopify store, so when she asked for new digital gift card designs, I was all in. I played with subtle tweaks in color and line weight to create a few fresh options that matched her brand’s vibe while keeping things clean and modern. After presenting a variety of designs, we landed on the perfect iteration to elevate her online store.
Logo Design Kirkland Lake & District Tourism Site
For this regional tourism brand, I created a logo inspired by wayfinding signs—a fitting symbol for a site designed to guide visitors through Northern Ontario’s vast and varied landscapes. The mark reflects both movement and orientation, tying directly into the site's purpose: helping people discover experiences across all seven communities. Grounded in the same natural themes as the site—Ice, Snow, Water, and Land—the logo works as a visual anchor for the entire brand.
Inspired by a piece of terrazzo tile I saw while in vacation in Italy I designed this logo and email header for a concept store that would sell a collection of global finds. It also served as another great way to explore Figma which at the time was a new program I was exploring. By employing a careful typography choices & and a strong drop shadow to give depth, this is one of my favourite portfolio pieces.
Logo Design Akimbo
Logo Design Carolyn Cathcart
My design origin story—starring two interlocking Cs and a lot of Figma magic. This maze-like logo was born from a deep dive into personality-driven imagery and a branding brainstorm with my mentor. I pulled colours from curated visuals, blended them into custom gradients, and wrapped it all into a mark that feels like me.
Digital Gift Card Design Nova Scotia Craft Council Designer Craft Shop
Early in my career, I teamed up with the Nova Scotia Craft Council on a pro-bono project to help boost their online shop during pandemic lockdowns. They needed site-wide optimization and digital gift card graphics. So I got to work—using their existing color palette and clean, on-brand vibes to create a set of cheerful, shop-ready designs. The final graphic (the big one!) was eventually featured on their shop’s site.