Selected Work


Craic Magazine
Find Faith in Everything (Again)
Art Direction | Design

Photo: Billie Jane Stringer
Styling: Lauryn Jean Doherty

Alt Cover
Edition of 40



Craic Magazine
Editorial

Art Direction

Photo: Billie Jane Stringer
Styling: Lauryn Jean Doherty



Dan
August 2026





Faith In Nature

Shots Ad of The Week
Stills/BTS

Spent two days in the lovely Welsh countryside working with Faith In Nature on their first ever TV advertising campaign.


Craic Magazine
Issue 4
Art Direction

Selected pages featuring work by Matt Spratt, Michelle Sank, BritCult, Seán Óg Murchú and Billy Woods.



AVA Festival x Craic Magazine
(Exhibition)
Curation | Art Direction

Photo: Jack Farrar
Styling: Lucinda Graham

Physical exhibition at AVA Festival, Belfast, celebrating their 10th anniversary - in collaboration with Queer North Archive.


Untitled
Northern Ireland (2024 - present)

Ongoing photo series

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Star Potential
Styling | Casting

Photo: Dean Davies

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FC Urban Promo Stills



I Love You In Different Ways
(BFI Short Film)
Selected Stills

Set in the summer of 2000, Lucian explores his sexuality through fantasy in a pre-internet world.

Directed by Joseph Wilson.



Find Faith in JelvisPhoto Essay

Featured in Craic Issue Four.



Tayto Paradise
Toni, Giants Causeway





Ulster Has Suffered Enough
McCarry, Belfast




Craic Magazine
Creative Direction

Issues 1-4 (2022-2025).



Adam Jones Stills

BTS for Adam’s Spring Summer 24’ presentation.



Pour Me
(Short Film)

Title Design | Creative Research

‘Pour Me’ is a short film by Jesse Lewis-Reece starring BIFA winner Shaun Thomas (How to Have Sex, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms).



Other Life
(Documentary)
Poster Design

‘Other Life’ follows two old friends driving through the post-industrial landscapes of South Wales investigating UFO sightings, searching for meaning in an increasingly alien world.

Directed by Tom and Theo Tennant.

Crap Issue 4 - Camouflage
Blending In

Photo Collage

Essay by Paul Toner

‘CRAP’ by PARC London is a queer zine that looks at how clothes and colors can carry meaning, desire, and identity. 




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