Visual communications professional with nine years in the creative industry. Senior Designer at Argility Technology Group by day, founder of Weekly Innovations after hours. UCT-certified UX, NQF6 Diploma, and a fresh Brand Management course from Red & Yellow.
Where the design and the operator both come from. Honest, not corporate.
I've been creative for as long as I can remember. As a kid, that often got me into trouble — drawing on desks and clothing whenever inspiration struck. The curiosity stayed. It just shaped who I am today.
As I got older, I channelled that into more meaningful work — sketching people, experimenting with design, eventually winning competitions and presentations. Along the way I figured out something just as important as design itself: communication. I naturally became the peacemaker in my circle — listening, connecting, expressing ideas clearly. That balance between creativity and communication is what defines me.
I went on to study Graphic Design at varsity, where everything I learned felt instinctively familiar — like I'd been preparing my whole life. After graduating, I stepped into my first role as a designer at Argility Technology Group, where I've spent nine years growing — developing visual identities, supporting brand communication, and learning how design supports strategy, not just aesthetics.
Alongside the day job, I started building Weekly Innovations in 2026 — a studio dedicated to the art of the invitation. Beautiful events deserve a beautiful start. Most of them don't get one. That's what this exists to change.
Now I feel ready to step fully into both sides of who I am: designer and communicator. Eager to contribute through visuals — and through messaging, storytelling, and strategic thinking that connects brands with people in meaningful ways.
Designer by day. Founder after hours. Both sharper because they share the same eye.
Five competencies that show up across every project — in the studio work, in the ventures, in the day job.
Where I am now, and the path that got me here. Includes the unglamorous early stops — because they shaped how I work with people.
Formal qualifications, in chronological order. PDF copies of certificates available on request.
The honest version. Same operator as everything else — same standard, different audience.
I built Weekly Innovations because the digital invitations I kept seeing didn't match the events they were inviting people to. Big day, small effort. A wedding worth a year of planning, opened with a generic PDF. A gala costing six figures, announced over WhatsApp. The mismatch felt wrong.
Every invitation is the first impression of an event. Before the venue, before the menu, before the playlist — it's the first thing your people experience. It tells them what to expect. It sets the tone. It deserves the same care as the day itself.
Weekly Innovations is a concierge studio. Each invitation is hand-built — design, copy, RSVP flow, all of it — for the client and the event it belongs to. No templates. No drag-and-drop. We build one, properly, and we build it together.
Same operator as everything else I make. Same standard. If you'd trust me to design your brand, you can trust me to design your invitation.