As a graphic designer living in the vibrant city of Sydney, I've found that inspiration is never too far away. At 27, my passion for art, photography, and hiking seamlessly blends with the dynamic, creative energy of this city. Whether I'm wandering through hidden alleyways adorned with street art or capturing the golden hues of a Sydney sunset on Sydney dinner cruises, each experience fuels my creativity. Here are some of my favourite places and moments that have sparked my design inspiration.

A Dinner Cruise on Sydney Harbour
One of the most memorable experiences was a dinner cruise on Sydney Harbour. As the sun set, casting a golden glow over the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, I couldn't resist capturing the moment. The interplay of reflections on the water, the dance of light and shadow, and the harmonious fusion of natural and architectural beauty inspired a series of posters.
Each design aimed to encapsulate the elegance and dynamism of Sydney's iconic skyline.

The Urban Canvas of Newtown
Newtown is a treasure trove for any designer. Its streets are a living gallery, showcasing everything from intricate murals to quirky graffiti. I often spend my weekends here, armed with my camera, capturing the eclectic mix of colours and styles. One particular mural on King Street, a vibrant explosion of abstract shapes and bold hues, inspired a recent project of mine. The juxtaposition of colours and textures in Newtown's street art often finds its way into my design work, adding a raw, urban edge.