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Designer

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Driven by Curiosity and a Growth Mindset


ABOUT ME

With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Digital Arts degree from the University of Malta and five years of experience in the gaming industry, I bring a multidisciplinary approach to graphic design shaped by collaboration within fast-paced marketing environments. I enjoy learning new techniques and creating visually driven work that connects strong aesthetics with strategy and user experience.


PREVIOUS WORK

During my five years in the iGaming and lottery industry at Jackpot.com, I designed landing-page banners, campaign logos, emails, GIFs, and anything else needed for casino and lottery promotions. Collaborating within the CRM team, I used Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Figma, and After Effects to deliver end-to-end creative solutions. My role also extended to illustration and branded merchandise—printing murals, t-shirts, and other promotional products—further strengthening my skills in design, branding, and user experience. Below is a snap shot of some of the project I have been a part of.

Christmas Email for a Free Spins Offer

Casino Promotion - Email

Irish Lotto Jackpot Push- Email

Birthday Client Email

Landing Page for a Casino Free Spins Campaign

Gif mockup for a brand refresh

Black Friday Landing Page Mockup

Cyber Monday Email Image

Illustrations For Wall Murals

I thrive on the momentum of creative projects, often finding my truest self in the act of making. My interests span a broad spectrum—from the digital craft of 3D modeling and UX/UI to the tactile artistry of film, pottery, and crochet. I am most fulfilled when I am challenged to learn something new and transform an idea into reality.

PERSONAL PROJECTS

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Film Photography

Macelleria - 35mm Film photography

A grappa distillery 35mm Film photography

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3D modeling/Printing

For this project, I started with creating 2D vector shapes from a logo image, which I then exported in .svg format. Every separate layer was uploaded on Autodesk Fusion and from there I modelled them into 3D objects ready for printing.