Audacious Creative

Gee is a valuable asset to any team. She is proactive and thoughtful in approach, meaning that she quickly established herself as a key member of our team. She's a truly talented creative leader and takes great personal pride in her work with a high attention to detail. I'd highly recommend her anyone she chooses to work with!

Charlie Davies

COO and Co-Founder, So Energy

Gee is a thoughtful designer who listens consciously to ensure great commercial outcomes.

Michael Migliore

Executive Marketing Consultant, Shephard Media

I have to say it’s rare to come across someone as motivated and enthusiastic as Gee

Louise Cannon

Marketing Manager

Gee elevates the teams and projects she is involved with.

HENDRIK LOMBARD

Senior Copywriter, Amazon

Gee is a very creative and innovative art director.

YIFAN LIU

Senior Art Director, Amazon

Gee is one of the most talented and hard working people I've had the pleasure of working with.

Elliott Begley

Marketing Executive, Shephard Media

Gee is everything you could look for in a Designer

Anthony White

Head of Marketing, Shephard Media

Gee is quite frankly an incredible designer.

Isabella Eckert

Head of Growth, Equals Money

Gee is one of the best designers I have ever worked with.

Darren Lake

CEO, Shephard Media

Gee is an incredibly talented and creative designer.

Annie Fang

Lead Product Designer, Equals Money

Gee consistently comes up with innovative ideas and narratives that surprise and delight

Abi Buchan

Art Director, Amazon

Shephard Media, one of the largest publishers within the defence industry looked to evolve its offering and re-brand away from its association as 'guns, tanks and ships' journalism and towards a more customer-focused brand that centrally aligns them with marketing solutions and business information.

Having been established for over 40 years, Shephard was being weighed down with years of legacy branding, and as such the brand's reputation both internally and externally fluctuated from person to person. The first step was to define in four words what the brand meant to the business through a series of workshops, these words were bold, engaging, trust-worthy and expertise. Once, the essence of the brand was agreed upon, I looked at the current brand assets, and made the decision to simplify various elements such as the brand logo and colour scheme, and captured the brand in one document, which was then circulated company-wide. I then worked alongside various teams to create design templates, and landing pages and ensure the brand guidelines were easy to adopt.