Template
Framer Website Template
Your work, simply presented.
A clean, responsive website template built in Framer, designed to let creative work breathe. Ideal for students, independents, and professionals – anyone who wants to share what they make without overcomplicating it. Category-driven, image-led, and easy to make your own. It began as a self-initiated project to design a simple, useful Framer template for a creative audience – something that felt considered and easy to use. A clean structure, a few smart interactions, and just enough personality to suggest the thinking behind it, without getting in the way. To test things out, I used AI tools to generate text and imagery around a simple idea: Square, Circle, Triangle. A playful exercise in building out sections and styling elements, while exploring how generative tools might help speed up or even shape the early stages of a creative project.
Template
Framer Website Template
Your work, simply presented.
A clean, responsive website template built in Framer, designed to let creative work breathe. Ideal for students, independents, and professionals – anyone who wants to share what they make without overcomplicating it. Category-driven, image-led, and easy to make your own. It began as a self-initiated project to design a simple, useful Framer template for a creative audience – something that felt considered and easy to use. A clean structure, a few smart interactions, and just enough personality to suggest the thinking behind it, without getting in the way. To test things out, I used AI tools to generate text and imagery around a simple idea: Square, Circle, Triangle. A playful exercise in building out sections and styling elements, while exploring how generative tools might help speed up or even shape the early stages of a creative project.
Template
Framer Website Template
Your work, simply presented.
A clean, responsive website template built in Framer, designed to let creative work breathe. Ideal for students, independents, and professionals – anyone who wants to share what they make without overcomplicating it. Category-driven, image-led, and easy to make your own. It began as a self-initiated project to design a simple, useful Framer template for a creative audience – something that felt considered and easy to use. A clean structure, a few smart interactions, and just enough personality to suggest the thinking behind it, without getting in the way. To test things out, I used AI tools to generate text and imagery around a simple idea: Square, Circle, Triangle. A playful exercise in building out sections and styling elements, while exploring how generative tools might help speed up or even shape the early stages of a creative project.
Phone Art
1 Jan 2017
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1 Jan, 2019
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80 Patterns
A series of patterns created during a daily commute on the London Overground between 2017 – 2019. Made using original photos, selected and manipulated with a focus on contrast. Currently exploring further manipulation in a 3D space.
With an average journey time of 20 minutes, and limited signal, I'd select a photo (shot on iPhone 6), manipulate and repeat it, to slowly degrade it from a photograph, to a picture and finally a pattern. This process created multiple branches and possibilities. The discipline came, nearing the end of the train journey, when signal returned and I shared the image on social media, committing to a final look. Like a game, the activity served as a warm up for the day ahead, and helped to strengthen my decision making.
Phone Art
1 Jan 2017
–
1 Jan, 2019
|
80 Patterns
A series of patterns created during a daily commute on the London Overground between 2017 – 2019. Made using original photos, selected and manipulated with a focus on contrast. Currently exploring further manipulation in a 3D space.
With an average journey time of 20 minutes, and limited signal, I'd select a photo (shot on iPhone 6), manipulate and repeat it, to slowly degrade it from a photograph, to a picture and finally a pattern. This process created multiple branches and possibilities. The discipline came, nearing the end of the train journey, when signal returned and I shared the image on social media, committing to a final look. Like a game, the activity served as a warm up for the day ahead, and helped to strengthen my decision making.
Phone Art
1 Jan 2017
–
1 Jan, 2019
|
80 Patterns
A series of patterns created during a daily commute on the London Overground between 2017 – 2019. Made using original photos, selected and manipulated with a focus on contrast. Currently exploring further manipulation in a 3D space.
With an average journey time of 20 minutes, and limited signal, I'd select a photo (shot on iPhone 6), manipulate and repeat it, to slowly degrade it from a photograph, to a picture and finally a pattern. This process created multiple branches and possibilities. The discipline came, nearing the end of the train journey, when signal returned and I shared the image on social media, committing to a final look. Like a game, the activity served as a warm up for the day ahead, and helped to strengthen my decision making.
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