Industry Design Work

While studying at university, I worked with Axed, Escape, and Urban Putters in Lincoln, as well as Axed Nottingham—immersive entertainment venues offering axe throwing, urban mini golf, and escape rooms. I took on a variety of creative tasks ranging from visual design to hands-on venue styling and maintenance. Whether refreshing the look of a space or contributing to themed room designs, I played a key role in maintaining a fun, engaging atmosphere that elevated the customer experience.

My Designs vs the venue photos from opening weekend

For Axed, I was responsible for designing the venue and producing detailed visual imagery to accompany the architectural plans. These visuals served as a crucial communication tool between management and the construction team, ensuring a clear and unified vision throughout the build. I was also actively involved in the physical creation of the space, taking part in tasks such as spray painting, postering, wallpapering, and sign writing.

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Humans Project

After my degree was complete I was recruited into a small freelance company to work as part of their 3D modelling team. After talking extensively with the clients I began to create a range of environments to later be used as part of a music video.

The music video unfolds from the perspective of the main character, who begins their journey driving through a dystopian cityscape before eventually reaching a remote desert. To support this narrative, I designed a series of immersive environments—starting from the protagonist’s bedroom, transitioning through a garage, navigating the urban sprawl, and finally arriving at a desolate desert town.