The cover design for Ian McEwan's Atonement represents the novel's central theme of reparation with a visually striking broken vase symbolizing the futility of trying to fix what cannot be fixed. The design elements were carefully considered to capture the essence of the book and reflect its mood and themes. The typography is simple and elegant, providing a counterpoint to the complexity of the broken vase. The result is a powerful and evocative cover that captures the novel's emotional tone and themes of loss, regret, and struggle to make amends.

The cover design for Jane Austen's Emma visually captures the theme of unraveling with an intricately embroidered heart being pulled apart. This design represents the many twists and turns of the love story in the book. The embroidery adds a tactile element to the design, emphasizing the theme of unraveling. The typography is kept classic and timeless with a serif font on the back, in line with the period setting of the novel.

The POTS Awareness Campaign is a series of posters that aims to raise awareness about Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), an often-misunderstood illness. Using the sharp nature of triangles as the primary design element to express pain, these posters visually depict the various symptoms and topics related to POTS. Each poster is designed to capture how the different symptoms of POTS can feel to someone who has it. By building up larger graphics with triangles, the posters create a dynamic and eye-catching visual representation of this complex illness.