[Freelance Work]
Addison Road Youth Collective
ARTivate is a youth-led festival funded by the Inner-West Council to bring together art and community to explore themes such as anti-racism, Indigenous justice, and climate action through workshops, performances, and creative storytelling.
ARTivate is a youth-led festival funded by the Inner-West Council to bring together art and community to explore themes such as anti-racism, Indigenous justice, and climate action through workshops, performances, and creative storytelling.
ARTivate is a youth-led festival funded by the Inner-West Council to bring together art and community to explore themes such as anti-racism, Indigenous justice, and climate action through workshops, performances, and creative storytelling.
The brief - Design a series of stickers that capture themes of social justice, collective action, and youth empowerment. The artwork should be visually impactful yet easily interpretable at a small scale.
The brief - Design a series of stickers that capture themes of social justice, collective action, and youth empowerment. The artwork should be visually impactful yet easily interpretable at a small scale.
The brief - Design a series of stickers that capture themes of social justice, collective action, and youth empowerment. The artwork should be visually impactful yet easily interpretable at a small scale.
For the design system, I drew inspiration from organic forms found in art and nature, including Bauhaus shapes, fluid lines, and layered textures. Creating a playful yet grounded visual language that reflected creativity, community, and the natural environment.
For the design system, I drew inspiration from organic forms found in art and nature, including Bauhaus shapes, fluid lines, and layered textures. Creating a playful yet grounded visual language that reflected creativity, community, and the natural environment.
For the design system, I drew inspiration from organic forms found in art and nature, including Bauhaus shapes, fluid lines, and layered textures. Creating a playful yet grounded visual language that reflected creativity, community, and the natural environment.
