Design for
positive change

 

 
 
 
 
 
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I believe Graphic Design is a powerful tool that can create positive change for our communities, earth and oceans. Future Blue works with clients that do just that.

 
 

Design work

 

Four tips to help our oceans against plastic

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Cut back on plastic

Be aware of how much plastic you’re using. Where can you cut back?

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Pick it up

Pick up any plastic or rubbish you see. It all leads to the sea!

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Stay inspired

Connect with companies, people and groups that are causing a positive change.

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Use your voice

Talk to friends, family, colleagues about your plastic-free journey.

 
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Social

Two of a kind! Stoked to help the lovely people at @tekorowaiowaiheke with their epic car wraps, showcasing native birds and fauna. Te Korowai’s mission is to protect our native birds against predators.
Lifting the lid on our compost bin is like peering in another planet. The squillions of bugs rummaging about, the offcuts and seeds that are turning into plants, and the compostable packaging that’s turning into worm food. Check out this lush little escape artist!
A slightly funny, but actually still very relevant, #opshop find my number one human and Mum got for me. I can just hear that keyboard clacking.
Finding balance of my day job and doing work for companies that focus on sustainability, our environment or our communities, is super important to me. Both worlds/roles have their benefits so I’m pretty lucky to have the opportunity to work for both. This native-inspired truck wrap was a joy to create, for the wonderful @tekorowaiowaiheke. This design will be carried across their fleet, stoked to see these zipping around the island soon! • @tekorowaiowaiheke’s mission is to make Waiheke completely predator-free, so our native birds and wildlife can thrive. They’re an inspiring group of passionate advocates doing all they can to restore our island bird song.
I’m giving away an art print to celebrate all the people that inspire us to make positive change!! 💪🏼💪🏼 ••• How to enter? Simply comment with a person, company or organisation that inspire YOU to make a change for the good. It doesn’t have to be sustainability focused, just whatever inspires you. 🥰
Not everyone can cut back on plastic, so how can positive change happen? Cutting back on plastic should happen regardless of people who can’t make change, and without passing judgement. – I believe it could come from: A. The companies and the producers of plastic waste to make a difference. If countries can’t afford alternatives, nor have the resources to dispose of it responsibly, at least the plastic waste produced could be from recycled plastic or biodegradable. B. Governments to supply communities with the resources to make sustainable decisions. C. Not-for-profits: Who are helping, educating and inspiring communities on positive change. – It’s not about who’s the biggest contributors or what’s wrong with the system, its about looking at the issues and focusing on how to resolve them in the most holistic and beneficial way. – What do you think?
Humbled to be able to work with local organizations who are making positive change. • The epic folks at @waihekeresourcestrust have created a sustainable, educational and inspiring hub for locals and visitors alike to live greener. • I designed and illustrated these information packs for new residents and visitors to the island, which outline ways to live sustainably on our little island.