Craft

Every point placed by hand.

Illustration, interface and motion. Some of it shipped inside products; the rest I made because I need a creative outlet. Drawn in Illustrator and Sketch, nothing prompted.

Illustration

Posters, still lifes and icon systems. Gradient mesh and line work, drawn point by point.

Jazz poster: a double bass and horn rendered in flat shapes over warm type. — Jazz — poster

Motown poster: flat-shape figures and heavy display type. — Motown — poster

Illustration of a boy sitting on the rings of a ringed planet, looking across a star field toward a distant Earth. — Watching Earth — vector

Jaguar headstock — vector

Vector illustration of a Fender Jazz Bass, rendered in close detail: pickups, bridge saddles and control knobs. — Jazz Bass — vector

Front view vector illustration of a Fender bass amplifier with control knobs, input and output jacks, a dark patterned grille, handle and metal corner guards. — Bass amp — vector

Vector still life of a glass measuring cup, a flour canister, eggs and a rolling pin. — Baking needs — vector

Vector still life of a glass jug of milk, a round scored loaf, a seeded loaf and two baguettes. — Bread and milk — vector

Vector still life of a white mug of tea with steam rising, beside a cookie with a bite taken out of it. — Tea and a cookie — vector

A set of plant illustrations drawn in a single flat vector style. — GrowPal — illustration

A grid of line icons drawn to a shared stroke weight and corner radius. — Icon system — vector

Line icons for dashboard, trips, map, vehicles, drivers, clients, transactions and reports, shown in gray and again in a blue selected state. — Dispatch icons — vector

A set of line illustrations showing the stages of booking a ride, from gathering travel needs through to tracking the vehicle. — Journey set — line illustration

Interface

GrowPal and SightOn I built for myself — one to keep my garden alive, the other to sharpen my sight reading. The booking and fleet tools were product work.

An iPhone showing the Zoro 'You have arrived' screen: an illustrated skyline under a rainbow, the amount charged to the card, and options to rate the trip or view details. — Zoro — arrival

Three iPhones showing the Zoro app: an orange splash screen, a map of nearby cabs with a 'pick me up here' button, and a 'cab is on its way' screen with a four-digit ZoroCode. — Zoro — screen set

Zoro — ride tracking

A set of GrowPal screens in perspective: plant list, activity list, calendar, plant detail with timing and instructions, and a patterned splash screen. — GrowPal — screen set

An iPhone on a wooden surface beside a jar of daisies, showing the GrowPal calendar with planting and transplanting tasks grouped by date. — GrowPal — calendar

An iPhone between bunches of dill and parsley, showing the GrowPal splash screen: a hand-drawn vegetable pattern over a green gradient. — GrowPal — splash

GrowPal — loading

SightOn app screens showing musical staves, key signatures, triads and a piano keyboard for answering. — SightOn — screen set

The SightOn 'My Cards' screen shown in perspective, with four colored decks: notes, rhythm, keys and triads. — SightOn — card decks

A set of Trip Price Estimator screens shown on an iPad, covering trip entry, the route and the estimated fare. — Trip Price Estimator — screen set

A collection of TripQuest web screens: search criteria, trip results with fares, and the driver and vehicle management views. — TripQuest — screen set

Hands typing on a laptop showing the TripQuest search screen: a January calendar, route and fleet filters, and three trip results. — TripQuest — in use

The TripQuest search screen shown on a tablet, a laptop and a phone, with the layout adapting at each width. — TripQuest — responsive

TripQuest — search on mobile

Motion

Loading states, onboarding and interaction transitions.

Zoro — onboarding

Zoro — loading

Trip Price Estimator — dialogs

Trip Price Estimator — loading

SightOn — loading

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