I am Evie, a passionate creative with a strong interest in content production, design, fashion, sports and more! All these interests have enabled me to work with notable musicians, brands and individuals. I  thrive on being able to engage in creative collaborations. Each project brings it's own challenges and never fails to inspire or teach me something new.

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I am a design graduate from UNSW and was recognised as the inaugural Christopher Doyle & Co Design Prize.

"Connecting the Threads, expands on her practice in graphics and textile design, taking inspiration from the social environment, interaction, sustainability and inequality. The program aims to develop the participant’s dressmaking skills, enabling them to reinvent garments and recycle fashion through an interactive journal. Her work also formed a creative community that provides a safe space for women experiencing homelessness and unemployment...

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Combining graphic design, textile/garment design and process design to reinvent garments in a timely and polished outcome that includes garment prototyping and visual communication. All elements of the design hold their own and the process whilst refined is non-prescriptive and open ended allowing communities of like minded people to gather, share and reinvent existing garments,” the judging panel said."

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I am currently a freelance designer working with local businesses. I am also working on my own projects that include running a social club called Sistas Onboard. Sistas Onboard is a dynamic group; coordinating

meet-ups, inspiring new comers, and building a platform for passionate individuals that surf, skate, snowboard, mountain bike and more.

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I have also  developed two brands; The One Off Stop retails one of a kind garments and accessories with particular emphasis on revamping second hand clothing - giving a second life. Using a variety of channels i.e. Etsy.com, markets and by referral.

G0ds 0f Music curates fan made graphic designs relating to alternative musicians and bands through RedBubble.com. The images are sold on different types of merchandise e.g. hats, stickers and t-shirts.

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