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Copywriting






001. Apple Music: “The Sound of Life”
This campaign for Apple Music showcases the profound role music plays in shaping
our lives. “The Sound of Life” is designed as a form of brand expression and positioning
in culture.
Apple’s brand promise and iconic slogan is “Think Different”. This promise reinforces the
brands commitment to innovation and a unique perspective. This Apple Music campaign
further evaluates that idea through the power in which people uniquely interpret music
and the role in can play in each one of their lives.
One song can mean something deeply personal to you, and something entirely different
to someone else. We all hear the same music, but through our unique emotional lens, it
takes on its own weight and meaning. This is the heart of“The Sound of Life,” a
universally relevant, emotionally resonant idea.
The campaign lives across OOH and expands into an integrated feature within the
Apple Music app. Users can swipe up beneath a playing track to share a one-sentence
story about what the song means to them. They can also explore how others interpret
the same track, creating a layered social interaction that reveals new perspectives on
music. (mock-ups WIP)
Art direction, concept, and copywriting by me.




002: Zara & Sofia Coppola: “The Dreamer”
“The Dreamer” is a conceptual spec campaign for Zara, inspired by filmmaker Sofia
Coppola’s refined personal style and her signature cinematic lens. The campaign title
comes from a nickname given to Coppola by one of her early cast members, reflecting
her unique point of view and dreamlike approach to storytelling.
The campaign promotes a limited edition sleepwear line that showcases Coppola’s
aesthetic: sophisticated, effortless, chic yet comfortable, garments that blur the line
between formal wear and loungewear.
Sofia Coppola’s intimate bedroom scenes, a recurring image across her films, became
the foundation for this creative direction. I wanted to create a campaign that not only
showcased the collection but also celebrated Coppola as “the dreamer” of her stories.
Campaign Elements
Print & OOH: A collage-based visual system mixing imagery of models and Coppola
herself wearing the collection in bed. Light leaks and film textures reference her
cinematic aesthetic, while the collage format demonstrates the physical craft of film
editing.
Campaign Film: Set in an elegant Parisian hotel room, the film portrays Coppola in her
element, writing a screenplay on a typewriter, dressed in the collection. A reflective
voiceover, written by me, explores her creative process when crafting intimate
cinematic moments. The tone is quiet, intimate, and deeply atmospheric.
Social Media: Curated Instagram posts and captions extend the campaign’s narrative
into a digital space, reinforcing The Dreamer as both a state of mind and a lifestyle.
Art direction, concept, and copywriting by me.





003: Calvin klein: “Obsession. The moment never lets go”
This spec campaign reimagines Calvin Klein’s iconic Obsession fragrance through
the angle of modern desire. The concept explores the mental loops we fall into when
lust takes hold and moments replaying in our minds with obsessive intensity.
A series of print ads use repeating visuals to mirror this cycle, while a brand film
brings the idea to life cinematically. Shot in grainy black and white, the film captures
escalating gestures of affection, creating an immersive and sensory driven narrative.
The work positions Obsession for both men and women, reflecting desire as a
universal experience.
Art direction, concept, and copywriting by me.
Art Direction


001: TREDDENICK: Campaign Art Direction
During my internship with British designer Treddenick, I worked across several
campaign shoots where I helped with concepting and execution of
the visuals. My role included art direction support, assisting with the
development of mood and narrative, styling, and collaborating closely with
photographers on set. I also helped manage logistics and creative development,
ensuring the shoots ran smoothly while maintaining the brand’s distinctive
aesthetic.
The visuals presented here are drawn from a selection of those campaigns.

002: “ICONOGRAPHY” Design Publication
For this project, I created a digital and print publication called “Iconography”.
The magazine was designed to showcase niche creative talent working from all
different areas of the fashion, advertising, and design industries. The magazine’s
purpose was not only to give a platform to designers and artists working in the
industry, but provide a source of knowledge and inspiration to those interested in
creative fields and the work being made by daring and unique designers.
Indesign
Photoshop

003: AI-GENERATED JIL SANDER CAMPAIGN
This mock campaign for Jil Sander was crafted with AI and is centered
around “women at work” and takes inspiration from the brand’s campaigns
in the late 1990s. When approaching creative campaign work, my goal is to act
as a film director, creating visuals that tell a narrative in a cinematic way that
not only aligns with the brand values and vision but also immerses the viewer
into the brand world, that was a large part of the influence on this campaign.
The visuals were further edited with Lightroom to not only enhance the visuals,
but create the look and feel of a scanned campaign from 1999 in which the
fictional campaign is set.
Midjourney
Lightroom
Photoshop




Boston, MA, August 2025



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Boston, MA, April 2025


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Savannah, Georgia, July 2024
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Savannah, Georgia, March 2024



004: HAN KJØBENHAVN AND NICK VAN WOERT MOCK CAMPAIGN
This mock campaign is a collaboration between danish fashion house
Han Kjøbenhavn and visual artist Nick Van Woert. Woert is able to create
incredibly dynamic and eye-catching sculptures that stir human emotion
and suggest ideas one may never encounter. These observations are what
I drew between Han Kjøbenhavn and Woert, each is able to manipulate
concepts and architectural shapes to create an honest and thought-
provoking experience for the viewer.
This results in Woert’s work being part of the inspiration for the Han
Kjøbenhavn mock campaign. I believe in order to harness the audiences
attention, one must look beyond the concept of fashion. People want to
feel something and be moved by it, I believe by reaching out and applying
different areas of art within fashion promotion can lead to more raw
emotional connections from an audience and build stronger awareness
and intrigument.
Art direction and photography by me.
Photoshop
Lightroom



Savannah, Georgia, June 2023