— Shaping complex or consequential work into clear, compelling visual communication.

Erin partners with academics, researchers, specialists and change-makers across universities, institutes, foundations and government agencies to translate their work into forms that have clarity, impact and reach.


Working at the intersection of design, research and strategy, Erin works with complex or consequential material—ideas, research and systems—shaping it into forms that amplify coherence and impact while maintaining rigour.

With over 15 years of experience across commercial design practice and academia, she combines scholarly insight with design expertise. This experience enables her to shape material in ways that retain its depth while allowing it to be understood, shared and used by both specialist and general audiences.

Erin works closely with clients across environment and sustainability, education and research, and social impact and justice to shape compelling outcomes that support understanding and action.

Recent projects

  • Developing a visual communication and information design strategy to communicate biodiversity positive design principles, values and processes.

  • Visualising socio-demographic data to support a richer understanding of who lives in the precinct and how social indicators intersect across neighbourhoods.

  • Developing a cohesive visual approach for communicating research on educational equity in Australian schools.

  • Translating rich ecological research into forms that could operate as rigorous academic outputs as well as accessible, engaging documents for the wider public.

Services

Erin offers a range of interconnected services, from structuring and sense-making through to visualisation and communication.

  • 'Erin's work on our Adelaide Biodiversity Reports was transformative.'

    —A/Prof Scott Hawken, Director of Landscape Architecture and Urban Design, University of Adelaide

  • 'One of our key goals was to communicate data back to community in an accessible and creative way, which Erin absolutely achieved.'

    —Amber Loomis, Senior Social Impact Practitioner
    Centre for Social Justice and Inclusion, University of Technology Sydney

  • 'She translated dense ecological data into visually compelling stories that engaged readers.'

    —A/Prof Scott Hawken, Director of Landscape Architecture and Urban Design, University of Adelaide