This is an identity for a museum that combines the history of medicine, alchemical traditions, and scientific discoveries. The visual style is based on sketches of ancient medical instruments, plants, and symbols that reflect the mystical and scientific nature of healing practices. I developed the complete branding, including the logo, colour palette, typography, and the application of the identity in the museum space.

I created a logo animation that brings it to life with light, shadow, and textures inspired by alchemical manuscripts. The project combines a deep historical atmosphere with modern design solutions, immersing visitors in a world of medical mysteries and discoveries.

The Routes, Networks and Connections poster competition was organised by Norwich University of the Arts in collaboration with the Norwich Printing Museum and Jarrolds. The brief was to create a poster reflecting the history of Norfolk and Norwich, as well as the connections between people and ideas. I created an illustration dedicated to Julian of Norwich, using a stained glass style to highlight the historical and cultural heritage of the city.

After the competition, St Julian’s Church showed interest in my work and offered to purchase the rights to use it. They also asked me to create several versions with modified inscriptions so the illustration could be used for souvenir products and printed materials.