I design things that are built to be made, resolving the engineering detail while keeping the idea human, considered and genuinely useful.
- Project
- Teddy
- Discipline
- Toy design
- Process
- Injection moulding
- Output
- Technical pack
Selected work
Four projectsTeddy
A Duplo-inspired play set of four injection-mouldable blocks, shaped around early-years play psychology — safe, intuitive and open-ended, with a full technical pack behind the character.
Exo Frame
A lightweight, low-profile cargo-mounting system for mountain bikes — luxurious and minimal, built for the bikepacking niche using recyclable aluminium extrusions and a seamless sliding mechanism.
Starpack — Dose
Dark-chocolate packaging that fights throwaway culture: once the chocolate is finished, the tin becomes a weekly supplement organiser. Fully recyclable tinplate, one clean printed graphic, designed for luxury department stores.
Head-torch
A survey-and-sketch study of a head torch: 2D and 3D perspective views resolved into a considered exploded drawing — controlled line weight, arrows and layout clarity, in my own visual language.
How I work
Three principlesMade to be made
Draft angles, tolerances, materials and technical packs — the unglamorous detail that turns a concept into a real, manufacturable product.
Human-centred creativity
From initial sketches through developed concepts to 3D visualisation and rendering — a hands-on process that keeps real people, not just the product, at its heart.
Told clearly
Considered layouts and clear narrative so the reasoning carries the work — not just the final render.
Let's make something considered.
Open to placements, freelance and collaboration. If you're working on something that needs both craft and rigour, I'd love to hear about it.