To celebrate IWD, Covalen colleagues were asked what being a woman in the workplace meant to them, and how empowered they were as a woman in 2025. This clip was shared on Instagram and LinkedIn and resulted in very strong impressions

Covalen's impactful brand refresh of 2025 was a journey that began in the second half of 2024.. The company needed to stand out from the crowd and its competitors. It reflected commitment to achieving results – adapting to individual needs and communicating without ambiguity. The simplicity in graphic language was imperative to reflect these goals.

To celebrate a spectacular year of achievements, a video was created for Covalen and shared on social media. It highlighted the events and awards that make the company a great place to work.

A visually impactful Recruitment brochure design for Cpl - using company brand colours. The design used a strong colour gradient combined with white space, and supporting visuals and diagrams.

A series of eleven children's horror books called 'The Nightmare Club', published worldwide but created and written by Irish authors. The illustrations were hand drawn with art pens and then finished in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.

PowerPoint was utilised in a richer, more interactive manner with this demo, created for use by the Sales and Marketing team in Openet to promote the company's Policy, Data and Charging solutions. Active links pinpointed areas where information and narrated GUI videos could be explored.

An extensive BSS document with a hundred and one examples of how service providers are using Policy and Charging enabled use cases to grow their existing 4G/5G business. This guidebook presents a wide range of examples that show how service providers are increasing customer loyalty, upselling and complimentary offers. It was created entirely in Adobe InDesign.

To celebrate who Openet are and what they offer, a series of videos were created for both social and conference promotions. The proud Irish origins of the company were emphasised. They were created entirely in Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere.

A series of promotional videos for telecom company Openet, highlighting the support they offer to companies who are 5G-ready. Created in Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere with additional music edited into the clip.

A poster made for the Alfred Hitchcock film festival at the Irish Film Institute (IFI) in Dublin, Ireland. The poster was created entirely in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.

A professional hair stylist business card using a hand drawn typeface and a colour palette that reflected the interior decor of the client's salon. Created in Photoshop and InDesign.

Flyer for a South Korean, Berlin-based dance mix artist, Peggy Gou. This promotional material was created in Adobe Photoshop.

Stationary company logo redesigned using a paper origami effect due to the companies Japanese origins. Created in Adobe Illustrator.

A commissioned advertisement highlighting the new jersey for the Irish Rugby team by Canterbury. The imagery and layout was created using Adobe Photoshop and InDesign.

Bespoke corporate identity and logo design made for a professional Florist business. Created entirely using Adobe Illustrator and InDesign.

A retro logo and label created for a new Artisan beer. The entire label was created in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.

An article written about the successful AMC show The Walking Dead. A digital illustration and embedded image typeface were created in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign.

An established bespoke wooden furniture company required a new look logo for their business which required the logo carved into the wall rather than on a separate sign. The design was created in Adobe Photoshop and InDesign.

Bespoke corporate identity and logo design made for a Therapeutic Massage business. Created entirely using Adobe Illustrator and InDesign.

This brochure was designed to promote Openet's capabilities in the evolving 5G marketplace. It was created in Adobe Illustrator and InDesign.

An online viral campaign to promote the 40th anniversary of classic television show Dallas with a series of events held in Texas. The banner was created in Adobe Photoshop.