Hi, I'm Jennifer, a multi-disciplinary designer based in Melbourne, Australia. I build brand identities and campaigns for businesses that want to grow and look good.

FEATURED WORK

FULLY PROMOTED

When the branding experts needs its own rebrand

A new name, a new logo, and nothing else. Over eight years, I led the creative direction that built Fully Promoted’s identity from the ground up, repositioning an outdated embroidery provider into a trusted local branding partner.

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ANIMATION

GIFS

A well-timed GIF drives engagement, increases click-throughs, and adds ineffable personality to a campaign. This is a collection of GIFs I created across EDMs and paid display and social campaigns.

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MARKETING

Display Ads

Display advertising builds brand visibility by placing targeted messages in front of the right audiences as they browse online. These campaigns expand brand reach, reinforce recognition, and drive qualified traffic and conversions.

I plan and design high-performing display campaigns —developing creative concepts, audience targeting strategies, and engaging ad formats that capture attention across relevant websites and platforms. HTML5 ad formats are particularly effective for subtle animation and stronger engagement.

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Display Ads on The Age
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Here's what working with me actually looks like, from the people who know best.

With the combination of forward thinking, thoughtful consultation and unique art, Jennifer’s website design remains fresh, scalable, and perfect for my needs.
Kelly Hunter
Client
Jennifer was a delight to work with—I threw her ideas and a wish list and she turned them into a reality. I make stories come alive with words—she’s helped my readers be able to find what they want easily. That’s a special kind of magic.
Vivian Arend
Client
Jen is talented, pragmatic and a fan of getting it right first time and I love that. I didn't love it so much when she wanted better copy than I'd given her—but she was usually right.
Kristin Meagher
Copywriter
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