Hello — I'm Travis, an award-winning Perth based digital designer, developer and creative consultant who loves bringing ideas to life.

Ever wanted to run your own unique radio station? Now you can. Oz Music lets you create live AI-generated stations, craft your DJ persona, engage listeners in real time, and build a collective sound together. It's radio reimagined — dynamic, unpredictable, and unmistakably Oz.

Artwork in screenshot by
The Found Sound Orchestra

Multi award winning global campaign to raise awareness about climate change and extinction.

The World of Excuses is a digital eco-system that aims to propel people beyond awareness, and inspire the world to move from apathy to action and help save the planet. The experience allows users to click into each excuse that threaten our survival, pictured as asteroids looming above the earth that threaten to do the same. Within each they will find information and tools to provide direct action. The tools include a Chrome Plugin Thesaurus Rex, designed to help people navigated the terms around fossil fuels online, The Voice of Reason, an Alexa skill that disarmingly rebuts every climate change myth or excuse; a spin on The Birds and The Bees with an e-book that gives children the arguments they need to convince their parents and peers. All rolled out by the United Nations in the largest campaign they've ever done.

I was lucky enough to be one of the OGs at Smilebooth. Back in the early days, I was the go-to tech guy—working on the apps, websites, server stuff, social sharing, event software, all of it. No joke, Smilebooth is still one of the things I'm most proud of being a part of. Total bucket list kind of project. It was a wild ride. The photos you see are just scratching the surface of some of the familiar faces I got to see in the booth, including Jeff Bridges — and for the record, he's probably my all-time favorite actor. So it was pretty cool. But honestly, seeing people like that is pretty normal around a Smilebooth. So many amazing people, brands, and celebrities just naturally gravitate towards it. There is something about Smilebooth that is pure magic.

I had the privilege of helping launch Fervor Wines, creating their brand identity, naming, and product packaging design. Inspired by Mike and Callum's passion for cool climate winemaking and the deep relationships they've built over 25 years across Western Australia and Victoria, the brand needed to feel authentic, spirited, and rooted in connection. The name "Fervor" captures the energy and love they pour into their craft. The visual identity and packaging reflect the elegance of the Great Southern Region, balanced with a sense of exploration and modern design, setting the tone for a label that feels both classic and vibrant — just like the wines themselves.

I helped build the website for the Olympics Brisbane 2032. I can't believe I just got to write that sentence.

IOOKI Labs is a creative technology studio exploring the edges of AI, voice, and computer vision. We design and build next-generation experiences that blend imagination and innovation — from voice-driven AI agents to augmented reality and beyond. At IOOKI Labs, we believe the future belongs to the curious, the brave, and the ones willing to build what doesn't exist yet.

Last year, I designed and built the VML Foundation Day website, helping take the spirit of Foundation Day "on tour" with a music-driven campaign that amplified the energy of a global Day of Good. As VML offices around the world rolled up their sleeves to give back, the site became a rallying point — connecting teams, sharing stories, and turning 24 hours of service into a worldwide movement.

I helped shape Xingo from the ground up — taking it from a raw idea to a fully realized product. I led the journey across product strategy, design, and development, crafting a platform that blends AI with real-world interpreter training. I also played a key role in refining the pitch, which ultimately helped Xingo earn a spot as a Top 5 Finalist in the AI for GOOD awards, backed by the United Nations.

Xingo is an AI-powered interpreter training platform, offering self-paced, assessment-aligned modules and realistic role-play simulations to prepare candidates for certification and elevate ongoing professional practice.

While working for VML, I built the Australian website for Wendy's Hamburgers to promote their launch in Australia.

MYSTIC* is a unique photo editing app that's more than just an app. It gives you the ability to open your eyes to the little things that make life so special. It was a concept I created and designed, and I'm very proud of it. It was even selected and featured by Apple globally across all of their app stores. It charted in the top 10 across dozens of countries, and even went as far as #2 in Germany.

Watch demo video on Youtube (link above).

Want to see how new floors, blinds or lights will actually look in your space—before you hit “buy”? My mate, Marcus, and I made that a reality. Jump on our beta list at trylooksee.com and get early access to LookSee. First in, first styled.

Check out the medium link for a deep dive on this project.

For a demo checkout the link here:
Demo link

I partnered with Boobook to deliver brand consulting, identity design, and UI/UX for their fresh new bar and bottle shop concept, housed in Perth's oldest liquor store. The brand needed to feel both timeless and adventurous — a nod to its historic roots while embracing a lively, modern spirit. I crafted a visual identity and digital experience that celebrated Boobook's curated collection of the world's best bottles, making it easy for customers to discover, sip, and take home something special. Every touchpoint was designed to feel welcoming, characterful, and effortlessly cool — just like the experience of stepping inside Boobook itself.

I partnered with Space Collective to shape their brand identity, strategic brand design, UI/UX, and website design. As a leading architecture practice in Western Australia, they needed a brand presence that reflected their collaborative spirit, creative intelligence, and commitment to raising the standard of housing and public design. The visual identity was crafted to feel confident yet refined, balancing imagination with pragmatism — just like their work. The website experience was designed to be clean, architectural, and immersive, guiding users through their portfolio while showcasing the deep research and distinctive character behind each project. Every element of the design reinforced Space Collective's role as a thoughtful, forward-thinking leader in shaping places that truly belong.

I led the UI/UX design for Duet, a real estate property group built around the idea of creating instant connections between people and homes. The goal was to design a digital experience that felt as intuitive and emotional as the moment someone finds "the one." I crafted a clean, elegant interface that balanced warmth with sophistication, making it easy for users to explore properties while feeling personally guided. Every interaction was designed to reflect Duet's deep understanding of community, connection, and the care they bring to matching people with places they'll call home.

Personal art project exploring what I could create while in transit on my daily train rides with just an iPad and a pencil.

Back in the day, I had the honour of helping Incubus create a new website for their charity foundation project: "The Make Yourself Foundation". I was responsible for the design & build of the website. To this day, I still can't believe I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to work with them. And full disclaimer, I have no affiliation with the current site.

I am a committee member for the Darlington Arts Festival, and I am responsible for the design of the festival's print materials. I am also a consultant for the festival where I'm responsible for helping artists design their festival materials.

This one is a blast from the past when bands made websites to release their albums. I worked for a number of bands back in the day, but working for the Raveonettes was a memorable experience. I am a big fan of their music, and I was lucky enough to work with them on a project that would help them promote their music. And full disclaimer, I have no affiliation with the current site.

This was a project I worked on for a client who was looking to create a new concept for a dim sum restaurant. The concept was to create something that was a new elegant take on the classic dim sum experience.

I really enjoyed working on this project. Working with the team to create an in-store display that was both functional and aesthetically pleasing for such an iconic wine estate was a dream gig.