I have been working with Stonewall Housing since 2024, primarily using my illustrations to aid them in creating a brand identity. The illustrations serve as a way to make the brand feel more personal and to reflect the idea of queer home.

A purple squiggly line on a white background.

London Pride

A large group of people participating in a pride parade, holding rainbow flags and banners supporting LGBTQ+ rights, with buildings and trees in the background.

For London Pride 2025 the ‘This is a Safe Space’ illustration that I created for Stonewall Housing’s branding was used as a key part of their pride campaign. The design was printed onto shirts and worn by members of staff, volunteers and celebrities throughout the pride march.

A group of people taking a selfie during a pride parade, wearing white T-shirts with a design that says 'This is a safe space.'
White chalk-style doodles on black background featuring plants, teapots, cups, forks, keys, hearts, rainbows, circles, stars, mushrooms, framed pictures, lamps, and various symbols.

I created a repeat pattern for Stonewall housing to be used across their social media and marketing packs. This design was developed using research from the charities archive about queer homes and ideas from service users. All of the objects represent different ways people make their house feel like home.

This illustration has been used by the team at Stonewall Housing to create a clear and more personal brand identity.

A woman with pink hair smiling inside a craft room, surrounded by colorful text and illustrations about working on a commission and creating a pattern.

To find out more about the development of this project you can watch the video I created which documents the process from beginning to end. The video shows the sketchbooking process, response to client feedback and finalising the overall design.