Just launched a new portfolio site for Justin Forrest, an incredible offshore oil and gas photographer. The goal was to build a quiet, immersive digital gallery that strips away distractions and lets his raw industrial imagery do all the talking. Built entirely in Framer with a heavy focus on editorial pacing and whitespace. Take a look and let me know what you think.

Just pushed live a new version of my studio portfolio built entirely in Framer. I wanted to focus on creating a quiet editorial space that strips away the digital noise and lets the work speak for itself. Built specifically for architectural practices and specialized technical firms who care deeply about typography and whitespace. Take a look and let me know your thoughts.

Sharing here something a tad different. A really fun project in the travel-pace. Have a gander..

Framer Masterclass 2.0 — done. Been building client work alongside this so the timing feels right. On to the next one.

Sharing a preview of my up and coming portfolio. After about 6 months of progressing daily and pushing hard to climb a new hill, landing my first client and killing comfort zones. I am now in a place where i can apply for the expert directory.

I should probably be posting workings but I guess this is a way to show how incredible Framer is. My clients website*

Sharing an architectural website I created over the weekend. With this, I kept it very clean again, strong copy and a mysterious touch.

Sharing some more recent work - Ochre & Ash - Kitchen and cabinets. 🙂 Kept this one attention-grabbing.

Sharing a scroll of some more framer masterclass work.

Sharing some work I have finished thanks to Matt Jumper's Framer course. My next step is to finish the whole site and move on to my own 15-day cycle using these findings. Follow -> @Matt Jumper