Online Student
Showcase 2026

HEY HEY ! I'm Jessica Perry, but everyone calls me Jess. I'm a multidisciplinary designer with a big personality, working across 3D, animation, photography and visual design. I believe design should have purpose, whether creating positive impact or simply letting my imagination fly. I love challenging myself, experimenting and learning new things because I believe you never stop learning. And if you know me, you know the ocean will always find its way into who I am and what I create.

I am an experience designer primarily focused on motion graphics and 3D modelling. I specialize in 2D motion design, kinetic typography, and 3D product rendering, while also video editing in Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. Driven by pure curiosity, I aim to refine my techniques to their absolute finest and develop a uniquely distinct visual execution

To be a true designer, is to have wisdom in understanding that we never stop learning or growing. I am a 21-year old, 3rd year Vega School at Emeris student. As multi-disciplinary Motion Designer, my true passion is combining creative thinking, authentic design, innovation, and collaborative skills, to create meaningful design solutions. I bring ideas and visuals to life through creative storytelling, multimedia, 2D motion graphics, VFX editing, 2D, and 3D expertise. Explore my digital world of endless possibilities and creative skills! https://liavlassides1.wixsite.com/creative-showcase/portfolio

I'm an experience designer specialising in web design, with a love for creating digital experiences that feel simple, thoughtful and full of personality. I enjoy combining creativity, problem-solving and user-centred thinking to turn ideas into websites that are easy to use and enjoyable to explore. I'm especially drawn to the small details - the playful interactions, visual quirks and little “pockets of joy” that make a website feel more human and memorable.

Hi, I'm Muhammed. I'm an Experience Design student who's pretty laid-back, curious, and usually thinking about why people do things the way they do. I'm drawn to contrasts, especially older visual references alongside the rougher digital styles I grew up around. My work moves between UX/UI, graphic design and packaging. I like things to be clear and useful, but not so polished that they lose all personality. I'm still figuring out where design takes me, which is part of what keeps it interesting.

My work as a multimedia designer involves finding ways to bridge the gap between the physical and digital world. I like using the organic qualities of paper and hand crafted designs, as well as unusual typography with the imperfection that makes art human. What matters the most to me are those little touches that give a design its own unique character.

I'm a curious and unconventional UX designer who believes good design doesn't have to look like everyone elses. I enjoy asking “What if?”, questioning the expected and exploring ideas that have meaning behind them. My approach combines empathy, problem-solving and curiosity to create experiences that are functional, meaningful and memorable. I believe individuality has a place in design because different isn't bad design.

I am Rachel Chetty. An aspiring traditional artist that has ventured into new avenues of design and creation. I have a passion for visual effects and building on ideas that are not yet tangible. I thrive on being able to bring ideas to life through the art I create and making static pieces move. I am passionate about storytelling and am confident in my ability to create compelling visuals with a story behind it.

Hi, I'm Riley Kidwell a motion designer who wants to do it all as best as I can. I love creating and learning new things to fulfill the ideas in my head, like creating a silly 3D shark for my personal brand Sharkboy73 or creating songs that can fit into the worlds of my projects. As much as I would love to do everything all at once, my focus is in the 3D pipeline as it has given me a freedom that I could not find anywhere else and is something I can see myself being committed to for the foreseeable future.

My goal is to bring creativity, usability, and accessibility together to make memorable experiences when using a website. One thing that I am serious about is being honest when it comes to designing. I don't want to create prototypes and websites where it's visuals and experiences contradict the personality of the brand and can also be misleading to the users. The users who click onto that website deserve to see a true reflection of the brand not a curated one that doesn't truly show the brand for what it is.

I'm Vee. I believe nothing worth seeing comes out perfect the first time so I chase messy first drafts over safe final ones, question the brief before I accept it, and treat “best practice” as a starting point, not a rulebook. My process looks a little chaotic from the outside: sticky notes everywhere, ideas half-formed, several directions running at once. But underneath it is real rigor, I just don't hide the mess to look polished. Honest, curious, occasionally unruly. Design that tells the truth, made without permission.

I enjoy exploring problems and uncovering reasons behind people's behaviours. My curiosity motivates me to learn from research, feedback, and real experiences so I can design solutions that are meaningful and user-centred, which is why I would say it is my greatest strength. Furthermore, I hope to contribute towards experiences that are inclusive, ethical, and meaningful. I believe this is important as it ensures that people from different backgrounds feel considered and supported.