Design work from a Christchurch studio
Everything below was designed and built by one person. Each entry opens the project it belongs to; where a site is live, the address is on its page.
Websites 11
What this costs: Website design, from $1,500.
- MiroA roastery storefront that reads like a roast list, because it is one.
- The Cup CompanyA cup printer’s shop where you build the cup on the page.
- Suzanne McDonnellAn artist’s catalogue that treats the work like a gallery would.
- SanoliaA booking-led site for a café, built around the room it belongs to.
- BabyhouseAn editorial storefront for a childrenswear label.
- TrainstationA photo-to-model ordering flow, made simple enough to finish.
- Calder WhitmoreA law firm’s site that answers the question before it is asked.
- SoutherlyExterior cleaning, sold on the problem rather than the service.
- Steward Morris MotorsA garage site that puts the mechanic on the first screen.
- Rangiora Auto ServicesA service list you can read, and a reason to come back.
- High Street AutomotiveA workshop that says what it costs before you ask.
Packaging 02
What this costs: Packaging design, from $700.
- MauriA supplement brand that had to work on a shelf, in a hand and on a screen.
- BrainstackA carton drawn from the dieline out, so the print and the shelf agree.
Logos & Brand Images 03
What this costs: Logo & wordmark design, from $550.
- The Cup CompanyThe cup’s eye, blinking on the brand pink — once at two seconds, twice at five.
- BrainstackOne red, one kraft, and a set of shots that hold the same light.
- Marks & wordmarksEighteen marks — invented brands, real registers, one estate.
Animations 02
- MauriThe mark, breathing — a six-lobe loop drawn from the vector, not filmed.
- BrainstackA carton turning on its own axis, built from the real printed panels.
Ask for a quoteFixed price, in writing, before anything starts.