I'm a designer from... I am currently focused on illustrations, a passion that has deepened over my 30 years as a graphic designer. As a South African living in France, I started as a storyboard illustrator and later expanded into graphic design, bringing creativity and expertise to the design and advertising industries. My friendly demeanour and sense of humour help cultivate strong relationships with clients and colleagues. I specialize in advertising, corporate identities, illustrations, and commercial interiors. Driven by a love for conceptual design, I create impactful work that communicates effectively while thriving in collaborative environments that bring ideas to life.

I'm a designer from... I am currently focused on illustrations, a passion that has deepened over my 30 years as a graphic designer. As a South African living in France, I started as a storyboard illustrator and later expanded into graphic design, bringing creativity and expertise to the design and advertising industries. My friendly demeanour and sense of humour help cultivate strong relationships with clients and colleagues. I specialize in advertising, corporate identities, illustrations, and commercial interiors. Driven by a love for conceptual design, I create impactful work that communicates effectively while thriving in collaborative environments that bring ideas to life.

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I’m a designer from…

I am currently focused on illustrations, a passion that has deepened over my 30 years as a graphic designer. As a South African living in France, I started as a storyboard illustrator and later expanded into graphic design, bringing creativity and expertise to the design and advertising industries.

My friendly demeanour and sense of humour help cultivate strong relationships with clients and colleagues. I specialize in advertising, corporate identities, illustrations, and commercial interiors. Driven by a love for conceptual design, I create impactful work that communicates effectively while thriving in collaborative environments that bring ideas to life.

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Skills

Ad
Advert Design
Ad
Advertising Illustration
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Banner
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Greetings Card
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Childrens Book Illustration
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Experience Level

Advert Design
Expert
Advertising Illustration
Expert
Banner
Expert
Greetings Card
Expert
Childrens Book Illustration
Expert
Infographic
Expert
Illustration
Expert
Icon
Expert
Brochure
Expert
Book Illustration
Intermediate
Branding
Intermediate
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Language

Education

Higher National Diploma Fine/Studio Arts, General at Tshwane University of Technology, South Africa
January 2, 1988 - December 19, 2000
I have majored in Painting and Print Making
Higher National Diploma at AAA School of Advertising Johannesburg, South Africa
January 2, 2025 - January 2, 2025
Higher National Diploma at AAA School of Advertising Johannesburg, South Africa
January 2, 1991 - December 19, 2000
Commercial and Advertising Art and Graphic Design

Qualifications

Adobe suite
January 2, 1994 - January 2, 2025
Advanced level, Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign. Proficient in After Effects and Premiere Pro

Industry Experience

Media & Entertainment, Consumer Goods, Healthcare, Real Estate & Construction, Travel & Hospitality
    uniE621 WORK IN PROGRESS
    The origin of the saying “poser un lapin” (to put a rabbit) is somewhat unclear. One theory suggests that long ago, an incredible but fictional story was called “un lapin” (a rabbit). Over time, the expression evolved to mean “to stand someone up” because the story of the date was a lie—a rabbit. Today, “poser un lapin” simply means not showing up for a date without informing the person expecting you. How to Use It: If someone has stood you up, you can say: “Il/Elle m’a posé un lapin” (He/She stood me up). Conversely, if you didn’t show up for a date, you can say: “Je lui ai posé un lapin” (I stood him/her up). illustrator graphicdesigner
    uniE621 Personal Art: Butterly
    The Papillon effect; The liberty of doing things for yourself. In a time where AI is now on topic, a person asked if you get the results that would represent your soul. I created this in Illustrator just following my instincts. This is a illustrator doodle, I love it
    uniE621 personal art: YES
    Just think how powerful and positive the word "YES " is. It fills you with happiness.
    uniE621 Poster; The swing
    This is part of my personal collection of artworks. During the COVID pandemic, I reflected on the things that bring me joy. One simple yet profound source of happiness is a swing. On a swing, you find yourself soaring through the sky, embracing a sense of freedom and boundless space. The wind rushes through your hair, and the speed exhilarates your spirit.
    uniE621 Poster: To new arrivals- Personal artwork
    In today's lives, we are inundated with news of war. It's a constant presence on our news feeds, bombarding us. Yet, amid this, we must remember that our children are our most precious asset. We must ensure their well-being and be responsible for shaping a better future for them. Unfortunately, they have also become our biggest excuse. I suddenly thought of the song of the band Faithless, performed by Maxi Jazz, Rollo and Sister Bliss. It says: To All New Arrivals We love you We would die for you Kill for you. So, this thing that you should kill for your child's future is a manipulation from the kings, the presidents, and the great politicians of our time. For their gain, they thought that you could or should perhaps die for your child. This sounds so heroic and noble, and then it would almost be okay to kill someone else's child in the process. illustrator graphicdesigner
    uniE621 **Goma Lakes Vol 1**
    Producers, vocalists, and DJs from Africa unite for dynamic studio sessions, creating dance-floor anthems that blend cultural richness with modern beats. I had the incredible opportunity to design the cover for this album, created by @chilulemba and other renowned artists from Africa. Chilu Lemba is a versatile artist who wears many creative hats. Born in Zambia and based in South Africa, he is an award-winning voice-over artist, author, and musician. His voice resonates daily across the African continent and is featured in various product advertisements and promotions for satellite television channels. In designing the cover, I aimed to create a striking visual that looks great in any format. I chose an image that conveys pure happiness, mirroring the joy I feel while listening to the music. Additionally, I noticed that the accompanying videos often showcase bright, vibrant imagery. The Goma Lake serves as a graphic representation, enhanced by a touch of sunset, symbolizing that the party is about to begin. branding graphicdesigner illustrator
    uniE621 CORPORATE IDENTITY-Key Africans Unlocked
    African Adinkra symbols inspired https://www.twine.net/signin The concept for this logo. Using a key was a logical choice, and combining it with a maze suggests that finding what you want requires discovering the secret path. Key Africans Unlocked is a conversational podcast hosted by Zubz The Last Letta and Chilu Lemba. The podcast highlights Africans on the continent and diaspora making their mark worldwide. The guests represent a diverse mix of individuals passionate about their lives and committed to contributing to their societies.
    uniE621 Mokgadi and the Moping Worm
    I have made these illustrations for Letepe Maisela, who wrote the book Thabo and the Computer. This illustration was drawn by hand and coloured in Photoshop illustrator
    uniE621 Queen Bee and the Evil Flower
    I have made these illustrations for Letepe Maisela, who wrote the book Thabo and the Computer. This illustration was done in Adobe Illustrator illustrator designer
    uniE621 Panakisi and the Peach Orchard
    I have made these illustrations for Letepe Maisela, who wrote the book Thabo and the Computer. This is a spread of one of the short stories about a boy tormented by his conscience to steal some peaches. This illustration were drawn by hand and coloured in Photoshop. illustrator designer graphicdesigner
    uniE621 Afrikaans Idioms
    These illustrations were created for the Heidelberg Primary School. They were printed A1 on canvas and are in the school's media centre. This expression means that there are going to be big trouble
    uniE621 Afrikaans idioms
    These illustrations were created for the Heidelberg Primary School. They were printed A1 on canvas and are in the school's media centre. This expression means its raining cats and dogs, same as English