Navigating the shifting landscapes of youth culture, technology and digital media, many young people now have access to powerful tools that enable them to create and shape identities across endless formats, channels, fashion and avatars both on and offline.
But can this be done better?

Drawing on my experience as a graphic designer and lecturer, and Neon Billboard’s approach to questioning an increasingly automated, data-driven world, I’ve developed a series of creative workshops that focus on bringing intention, clarity and human stories across a range of media and design projects, giving young people both the skills and perspective to produce material that connects and
holds real world value for participants beyond the workshop.

This is design, discovery and play, all with purpose.