Welcome Wayward Wanderer

You found my sketchbook!

Feel free to explore; take your time, breathe, enjoy.

Quote by Paul Rand: Design can be art, design can be aesthetics, design is so simple, that's why it is so complicated

What I Do

Graphic Designer | Illustrator

Graphic design is a language; a tool for communicating thought, intention, and emotion. Like all languages, there are rules and conventions to be followed in order to communicate clearly. Illustration is an artistic process that relies on personal style and preferences. Combined, you get visual poetry.

It's my passion, to take the ideas in your head and translate them to a visual language that can be understood the way you intend it to be... and I'll make it pretty too.

Who I Am

I am a weaver of dreams; I blend shades of empathy, creativity, and a touch of idealism into the tapestry of life. With a compass in one hand, and a quill in the other, I believe in justice and equality while being authentic and whimsical. I believe in life's infinite potential for beauty and a future filled with rainbows, glitter, and a perpetual sense of wonder.

Go out, go out I beg of you,
And taste the beauty of the wild.
Behold the miracle of the earth,
With all the wonder of a child.

~ Edna Jaques

Working with Lisy

I approach tasks/projects/routine/life with excitement and an open mind. I am creative, organised, and client-oriented. Here's what you can expect when working with me:

Professionalism

I am a certified graphic designer and experienced illustrator. I treat my clients and their projects with respect.

Transparency

I will always offer an honest evaluation of the work, delays, and costs involved in the realisation of your project.

Communication

Some projects require more direct contact than others, but any decision that impacts your bottom line is discussed in advance.

Quality

I love what I do and I strive to deliver high quality designs to suit my clients' needs.

Portfolio

Each thumbnail has a title that describes the type of design project in broad strokes. For more images and a more detailed account of the work, click on the photo.