The logo design effectively captures the essence of the podcast while embodying its vibrant themes. The letter "G," representing the podcast's name, seamlessly integrates with the microphone, symbolizing the podcasting medium. This duality emphasizes both the host's identity and the act of sharing voices within the queer community.

The glowing effect mimics the ambiance of a nightclub, inviting listeners to engage in lively and inclusive discussions. The use of rainbow colors further acknowledges and celebrates diversity, aligning perfectly with the podcast's focus on queer topics. Overall, this logo serves not just as a visual identifier but also as a representation of the welcoming and dynamic environment the podcast aims to create.

The Gay Bible


MODE Fest Award Winning Animation

I was tasked with creating an easily sharable social media post that would effectively encourage young people to engage in the voting process! To enhance the post's appeal, I created an audio track to accompany my animation and made sure to develop a parallel animation that would sync seamlessly to the beat flow.

Unmute Me!


Peter Clark, a talented and innovative designer, brought his expertise to Western for an engaging 2-day workshop. Participants explored unconventional methods to achieve visually striking practical effects. With a keen focus on creativity, the attendees learned to manipulate their footage, seamlessly blending it with carefully selected audio.

Central to the workshop was Peter's unique invention, 'The Tachyon.' This machine, designed by Peter himself, introduces glitches to the footage in captivating and unpredictable ways. The results are effects that possess a distinctive aesthetic, pushing the boundaries of traditional design. Each participant had the opportunity to experience firsthand how The Tachyon transforms ordinary visuals into extraordinary pieces of art. The workshop not only fostered creativity but also challenged designers to think outside the box, embracing experimentation to unlock new potentials in their work.

Peter Clark Workshop

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