Delisa’s Ice Cream Palace, a newly opened ice cream parlour situated in Barbados, approached me to create a whimsical logo. The business is named after the clients daughter and they wanted their logo to reflect their daughter’s vibrant personality. 

The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) in Barbados, the primary public healthcare facility, reached out to me for the creation of several trifold brochures focused on emphasizing the significance of hand hygiene and the prevention of airborne diseases.

DD’s Accessories Plus is a hair salon and I was charged with elevating their logo by  fusing the artistry of hair and makeup with the allure of fashion accesories.

Unseen Barbados offers an unparalleled tour experience, featuring a diverse range of excursions that include both extraordinary underwater adventures and captivating land tours. Specializing in underwater exploration, the company stands out by utilizing state-of-the-art seabob scooters. They have enlisted my services to design and showcase the distinctive and extraordinary underwater experiences they provide.

Senses Store, a recently launched Trinidadian-based establishment now operating in Barbados, is the exclusive distributor of M.A.C products on the island. They’ve approached me to craft a sophisticated business card that seamlessly aligns with the Senses Store brand while incorporating the distinctive branding elements of M.A.C.

Essential Blossoms, an online clothing store offering a diverse range of apparel for both adults and kids, is renowned for its hassle-free services that deliver items islandwide. The clients sought to revamp their current logo to reflect the business’s growth while maintaining a whimsical and playful aesthetic.

As a proactive participant in Keio Media Designs’ “PLAY Project,” I was assigned the responsibility of crafting an E-flyer to promote the group’s annual exhibition. This opportunity allowed me to leverage my skills in the Japanese language and delve into the Japanese design market.

Panmeyan, though fictional, was conceived as the name for a bakery in a web development class. This company is depicted as a Japanese-based bakery that prioritized its online presence during the pandemic. Apart from crafting the logo, a website was developed, incorporating the logo as the cornerstone of the business’s brand.