A recent collaboration with the Society of Mary NZ (Marist Fathers) Vocations Ministry, featuring logo refinement, visual identity guidelines, branding, booklet design for discernment and prayer, and a contemplative prayer card. This project brings together graphic design and spiritual storytelling to support vocation, reflection, and mission through cohesive, meaningful visual communication.

View a recent illustration created for St Mary's College in Auckland. This illustration emphasises Catherine McAuley's mission to serve through contemplate, showing mercy, justice, and compassion to all.

This new project explores illustrations created for four houses for a Catholic Primary School in New Zealand. Bishop Pompallier, Suzanne Aubert, Euphrasie Barbier, Carlo Acutis...

Welcome to Advent 2025—a time that reminds me to wait, walk, and trust in the promise of new life. Thankfully, some new life has also emerged early for me, as I recently completed a degree in counselling (hurray). After four years, I am deeply grateful for the journey and for those with whom I have travelled. And yes, I am thankful to be finished! My plans for 2026 include part-time counselling two days a week (more details soon). And to work as an artist, graphic designer,

In just six weeks, I am due to finish my counselling degree—hurray! This journey has been a long and sacred one for the past four years....

With the embrace of Pope Leo XIV, and many changes within the Roman Catholic world I have been inspired to create two new artworks that...

It was an honour to be recently asked to design a new logo mark for St Mary’s College in Ponsonby, Auckland. In 2025, the college will celebrate a significant milestone. 175 years ago, the Sisters of Mercy planted seeds, arriving in Auckland. As principal Sarah Dwan notes, the Sisters were led by Mother Cecilia Maher "because the local Māori had asked Bishop Pompallier for some wahine tapu to teach their children”. With time, roots have grown, sharing Catholic education

As we roll into this new year at school and beyond, the Latin phrase "Ne Timeas" has stayed with me lately and has been a constant...

After a considerable period of prayerful discernment, I have some news to share... Leaving religious life and beginning again...

In 2024 a school in Auckland, New Zealand got in touch with a request display the Books of the Bible Windows artwork in their library. The original artwork was created as an educational resource, and I hoped it would spread far and wide. It certainly has, and therefore, I was, of course, delighted with the concept. With some negotiation, I worked with a local printer to choose the best film to print the artwork onto. Through this process, mock-ups were created, reviewed, and