Hi! Let me tell you a bit about myself... As a polymath, I bring a breadth of knowledge and a passion for learning to anything I do, be it UX/UI design, brand development, producing a podcast or writing, editing and designing a book. In addition to being a writer, artist and philosopher, I have fourteen years combined experience in user experience development & management in the not-for-profit/charity sector. My aim in life is to be of the greatest benefit I can possibly be. Whether it's a project of my own conception or something in collaboration with others, my aim is to turn my aspirations for a better world into actions. I wholeheartedly believe that combining our aspirations can only increase possibilities. |
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UX/UI Design & WireframingWorking collaboratively with a team, I use Adobe Xd, Illustrator & paper prototypes to solve user experience problems, develop beautiful user interfaces & create engaging, testable wireframes
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Logos & BrandingAs a designer my aim is to understand the vision of my clients so I can create a compelling, dynamic visual identity for their product, service or charity
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Print DesignWhether it's a leaflet, poster, pop-up banner, t-shirt, sticker or even a book, I love creating wonderful designs for print
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Kaitlyn is a pleasure to work with. Proactive, asks the right questions, a quick and efficient worker. She is also a great designer, someone who is adept at taking a brief, asking the right questions and coming up with innovative solutions. An excellent project manager who runs a tight ship. I thoroughly recommend her. |
Kait worked with me at every step combining her deep listening skills with her innate sense of design. She listened with detail to my ideas and the scope of the project before applying her resources and creativity. Kait is professional and focused in her tasks. A multi-talented individual, she is a pleasure to work with. |
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Dharma ArtFor the last two years I've been working on Thangka inspired line drawings as part of my Buddhist practice. My ultimate goal is to eventually publish them in a colouring book.
Each piece takes approximately a month to complete. I begin with the grid, a traditional layout on which all Thangkas are created, and sketch out the initial form. Although these are very traditional pieces, I bring my own style to each one, studying how other artists depict the many Dakinis, Bodhisattvas and Buddhas. I am completely self-taught but would love the opportunity to study under a Thangka master. You can see the progress of these pieces on my Instagram feed and other Dharma Art pieces in The Gallery. |
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Do you find yourself thinking that there really ought to be more to life than just owning the next cool smart phone or tablet? Do you spend time online & then find yourself wishing there was something you could do to be of benefit? Do you wish you were a millionaire so you could give away loads of money to charities or activist groups trying to save life on this planet?
Well then, we should talk... I am primarily seeking collaborators for Everything is Workable, but there are other projects I'd love to find like-minded & passionate people with whom to connect. Being totally upfront, this is all unpaid at the moment — I produce Everything is Workable for the sake of it, because I'm motivated to be of benefit & it's something I can contribute to the world. That being said, people gotta eat & bills gotta be paid, so part of this work will involve making it sustainable, which means future compensation. For the time being, please bear in mind that I'm not getting paid for any of this either & my first priority is always to compensate the people I work with before I compensate myself. For now, I'm just happy to connect with like-minded people to see what we can do together. |
