Graphic designer. Illustrator. Crumpet enthusiast. Curious thinker. Snack eater. Introspective dreamer. Graphic designer. Illustrator. Crumpet enthusiast. Curious thinker. Snack eater. Introspective dreamer.

Jenny is an illustrator and graphic designer who is passionate about using colour and texture to create unique and compelling designs.

Jenny is an illustrator and graphic designer who is passionate about using colour and texture to create unique and compelling designs. Coming from an agency background, Jenny has worked with a wide range of clients, from boutique businesses to corporations, and she thrives when given a brief she can sink her teeth into. She has a keen eye for detail and is constantly exploring different styles to suit each brief, and new ways to tell a client’s story.

Her love of dogs and nature often inspires her personal illustration work, which is characterised by vibrant colour palettes, intricate textural details, and a playful, whimsical style.

Jenny became a part of the Club in 2021 and loves the creative family she has joined.

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Over the years, we’ve built our ride-or-die digital stack of online tools that do all the heavy lifting for us, allowing us to spend more time designing and less time on admin. Here is our round up of online resources we can’t live without.

We recently celebrated our FOURTH birthday 🎁😍🎉 and to celebrate, we teamed up with Simon from Millett Road Maker for an Instagram giveaway as a thank you to our followers!

We love a good list, and we really love when something makes our lives easier! So here are 8 design resources that we use on the reg or just simply love 👉

Welcome to a new series called Crumpet Class! 🤓🍎📝 Today's class is all about typography, and the little things that make big differences to us in design. Do you know the difference between a font and a typeface? Or what a serif is? Read more and find out!