Recipes For Self-Love is a resource created by Alison Rachel Stewart.

A platform with empowering images of and for women, and accompanying mediations on feminism, self-care, boundaries, intersectionality, sexuality, anxiety, ritual, beauty, individuality, and self-expression. It started as a zine, which turned into the instagram page @recipesforselflove and is now growing into something bigger-it was in need of a brand identity. The RFSL website is on it’s way.

Designed in March 2017 for Feat Socks co, these socks are a celebration of women. A little reminder carried by your feet that we, as women, need to stand together. We must love each other, support each other, lift each other up, defend each other, hold each other & empower each other - it will only make us stronger! 

Illustrations to accompany poems. This project has been put on hold for this year.

A print series done for fun, Illustrating the conflicting emotions that come with a Sunday. The Cat illustration was turned into a pin by Ghost Goods.

Commissioned Illustrations done this past year

Logo and illustrations for Alwyn, a Unisex Feminine streetwear brand.

Nina is a lifestyle brand that centres around handmade pieces. Comfortable, casual elegance in the form of brushed cotton shirts, flattering dresses, linen dungarees and tie-dye plant pots. I created Nina's brand identity and worked with Tayo Kopfer on the website.

Identity for Together, a company that works in three different fields; civil society organisations, the film industry and events.

Together explores the relationship between mindfully curated spaces, the trends of youth culture and the importance of an expanding global consciousness.

The logo is Inspired by Aesop's ‘The Tortoise and the Hare.’ Everyone is different and have different strengths. It’s good to be individually brilliant, but If you don't work together and harness each other's core competencies, the outcome could be poor.

The logo doesn't directly symbolise togetherness, but when you look at the logo and the word together, you are easily able to draw the connection.

Book cover design for Rahla Xenopoulos, done whilst at Jane Says Design in 2016.

"It is Ibiza 1997 and rave culture is at its peak. A period of dancing and hedonism forges an unbreakable bond between six friends: an unshakeable tribe is formed. Sharing a deep connection, their dependence on one another will intensify over the years, until one member’s flirtation with death shatters their group. Twelve years on, the tribe reunites for an intense and claustrophobic week at a luxury game lodge in South Africa. As each of the friends battle to come to terms with their present and their shared past, old resentments come to the fore, exposing guilt, and respinning their complicated web of relationships."

Designer and Illustrator: Emma Philip

Creative Director: Victoria Jane Peter

Agency: Jane Says Design​​​​​​​