The Collection
Canva templates were used to create magazines; Microsoft Word for the longer documents.
Girlhood Interrupted
A reflection on the disruption of innocence, identity formation, and the moments where girlhood becomes fragmented by experience, expectation, or harm. It examines what it means to grow up while also trying to hold onto who you were before.
Much Ado About Mean Girls
A cultural breakdown of relational aggression, popularity dynamics, and the unspoken rules of female social hierarchies. It examines how “mean girl” behaviour is formed, reinforced, and misunderstood through media and real life.
Beauty, Shame, and Performance
A character study inspired by Cassie Howard as a cultural figure. It explores validation seeking, attachment, femininity, emotional dependency, and the performance of being perceived as lovable.
A Pretty Girl's Guide to Survival
A conceptual survival guide that looks at coping mechanisms, performance, and adaptation in social and emotional environments. It explores how women learn to navigate safety, visibility, and expectation.
The Pretty Chaos Magazine
A media styled exploration of reputation, perception, and how stories about women are shaped by other people before they are ever told by the person living them. It looks at how “scandal” is constructed, consumed, and internalized, especially in girlhood and young adulthood.
Inside the Mind
A visually driven and reflective magazine that explores mental health through a mix of lived experience, cultural commentary, and narrative storytelling. It focuses on destigmatization, complexity, and the gap between clinical language and real experience.
The Myth of the Perfect Victim
A conceptual piece exploring duality, voice, and identity through the idea of two narrative presences. It plays with contrast between internal dialogue and external presentation, and how identity shifts depending on who is speaking, watching, or remembering.
The Soft Independence Journal
A reflective and structured journal exploring what independence looks like when it is not loud or extreme. It focuses on emotional autonomy, self trust, boundaries, and rebuilding identity in a gentler, more sustainable way.