Work.

This portfolio brings together my digital and graphic design work, showcasing projects across multiple specialisms and partnerships. If you’re interested in a particular piece or would like to explore a potential collaboration, I’d love to hear from you lthomas@lktcreativedesign.com

A website homepage displayed on a computer monitor and a smartphone screen, promoting an organization called For Dads Sake with a photo of a group of men and children, featuring the organization's logo and navigation menu.

For Dad’s Sake.

Custom website - designed a bespoke site for a dads’ mental health charity.

Brand identity - created the full brand identity and supporting assets.

UI best practice - applied UI principles shaped by extensive design experience.

Visual direction - set a clear, mission‑aligned visual direction.

User‑friendly interface - built an intuitive, audience‑focused interface.

Accessibility focus - prioritised accessibility and supportive tone.

Resource navigation - ensured easy access to resources and engagement with content.

  • Website mockup showing a page titled 'For Dads Sake' with a photo of a group of men and children, event details for a monthly evening meetup, social media icons, and a quote from a member, all in a yellow, black, and white color scheme.

  • Three website layouts for 'Connect With Us' event page for a local men's group, showing desktop, tablet, and mobile views with details about monthly pub meetups and regular meetups.

  • Screenshot of a website and mobile app for a support group called 'For Dads Sake,' featuring sections titled 'About FDS,' 'Meet the Team,' and 'Talk.' The page includes images of men and text about creating a space for real conversations among fathers.

Mobile phone displaying a skincare sale pop-up with discounts up to 30%, overlaid on a background of skincare product ads, including creams, oils, and beauty products.

Neal's Yard Remedies.

Digital design - experience across digital design, web development, social media and content creation.

Creative leadership - led creative projects and campaigns at Neal’s Yard Remedies.

Website redevelopment - developed a full site rebuild and brand refresh.

Responsive design - created responsive, cross‑device assets.

Email design - managed end‑to‑end email design.

Social content - produced on‑brand, seasonal creative social content.

Fast‑turnaround work - delivered multiple quick briefs with strong organisation and detail.

Publications & VM - created publications and visual merchandising assets.

Consultancy channel - led creative for the consultancy channel for Neal’s Yard Remedies.

  • A collection of digital advertisement graphics and a mobile phone screen promoting a wintertime sale with discounts of up to 30% on skincare products, featuring blue-toned bottles and product images.

  • Collection of bottles, shoes, and plants on shelves with text 'Defend & Protect' and 'Meet your new normal.'

  • Several floral arrangements and plants, beauty products including shower gel, lotion, and creams, with text promoting the Bee Lovely Shower Gel and that every purchase counts towards bee-friendly projects.

A stacked magazine featuring a cover photo of a woman with short hair and glowing skin, holding a bottle of skincare product, with text about skincare skincare for a life beautifully.
An open magazine featuring skincare products from the Frankincense line, including serum, cream, and other creams. The right side contains text about the benefits of frankincense for skincare, with images of a woman applying skincare, a woman holding a sample, and a woman with her eyes closed. There are also photos at the bottom showing a tree, frankincense resin, and a tree being tapped.
A woman with smooth skin holding a blue skincare product bottle with a rose gold cap, with text explaining skincare routine steps and product details on a brown background.

Tanzania Conservation Project 

Created as part of a University Short Course completed in 2024.

UX/UI development - building UX/UI skills through a Bath Spa University short course.

UI focus - strong interest in UI design, visual systems and interaction patterns.

User‑centred project - designed a fictional charity website centred on donors, activists, members and candidates.

User research - ran surveys to define user needs, informing four personas and journeys.

Competitor analysis - completed SWOT analysis to shape sitemap and structure.

Wireframing & prototyping - sketched layouts, built Figma wireframes and developed a full UI kit.

Brand direction - created moodboard, colour palette and accessible design system.

Usability testing - refined the prototype after tutor feedback and participant testing.

Improved UX - delivered a clearer, more intuitive and engaging user experience aligned with project goals.

  • Website designs promoting wildlife conservation, featuring images of lions, rhinos, elephants, and buffalo, with sections on the big five animals, social media links, and a call to action to donate.

  • Mobile and desktop website mockups featuring a fundraising or membership platform with themes of wildlife and charity, showing user profiles, events, stories, and donation options.

  • Screenshots of donation website designs for a charity. The pages include sections for making a donation, showing where donations go, and ways to help, with images of elephants and volunteers.

An iPhone showing a Graham & Green website celebrating 45 years, with a collage of interior decor, furniture, and design elements in the background.

Graham & Green

Creative oversight - managed all digital, marketing and print output.

Catalogue production - produced six seasonal catalogues, including the largest Autumn and Spring editions.

Cross‑team alignment - kept all content accurate, consistent and on‑brand.

Seasonal branding - developed seasonal branding and brand kits for all touchpoints.

Website rebrand - helped deliver the full rebrand with responsive, heritage‑aligned layouts.

Leadership collaboration - worked closely with senior leadership and external developers.

Illustration work - created hand‑drawn illustrations for a crafted visual style.

  • Celebrating 45 years of Graham and Green with promotional items including a round badge with the number 45 and a house illustration, and two boxes in gold and orange colors.

  • Collage of interior design and home decor images featuring patterned cushions, chairs, and textiles with text overlays about patterns, inspiration, and design.

  • Image of a tablet screen displaying a home decor advertisement titled "New in Miami vibes," showcasing modern furniture and decor items, including colorful lamps, mirrors, and furniture. The ad emphasizes vibrant Miami-inspired style.

  • A collage of vintage photographs and memorabilia, including a black and white photo of a woman with a child in a garden from 1974, a store window with people shopping, a vintage computer, a chair, a quote, and a birthday greeting, all arranged on a white background.

Open magazine displaying interior design with floral arrangements and home decor scenes.
Open magazine showing interior design photos and furniture product descriptions.
Open magazine showing interior design images, including a room with a patterned armchair, wall mirrors, and decorative items on a table near a large window, with a gray paneled wall and green lawn outside.
An open magazine spread featuring beauty and wellness articles, including a section on natural spa recipes with ingredients and instructions, and another section about a tea with a photo of a woman smiling. The spread incorporates illustrations of bananas and leaves, alongside product images and text.

Natural Spa Factory

Publication creation - developed the Natural Spa Factory publication from the ground up.

Brand elevation - refined and elevated the brand’s visual identity.

Design ecosystem - extended the refreshed look across email layouts and packaging.

Rebrand direction - developed a cleaner, contemporary aesthetic as part of the wider rebrand.

Logo versatility - created a logo that was adaptable across print and digital.

Minimalist design - adopted a monochrome, stripped‑back approach for a timeless design language.

A brown glass bottle of illuminating melting cleanser with a black dropper cap and a glass pipette resting on top of the bottle, placed on a textured stone surface.