2026

Rianna Phillips

moc.liamg@ngised.spillihp.annair

I am a Graphic Designer, Illustrator and emerging Creative Coder. To me, design is both a puzzle and a possibility – a space to explore how visual language can communicate, challenge, and connect. My practice brings together visual storytelling and digital experimentation. Whether I am discovering and elevating untold stories, illustrating unique concepts or exploring new methods, I enjoy creating work driven by a purpose. I look beyond surface level to focus on making projects feel deeply intentional. I believe design is at its best when it asks meaningful questions, sparks dialogue and celebrates identity. Every project is a fresh opportunity to push both my technical and creative boundaries, and I am always looking for new ways to shape the journey.

Moodscape

Moodscape is a project that explores emotion through interaction. Created using creative coding (p5.js) as a tool to help the autistic community and those with alexithymia understand emotion. The website focuses on 6 key emotions: joy, sadness, fear, anger, tranquility and anxiety, all expressed through their own interactive webpages. Through questionnaires, conversations and testing, it has become something for everyone whether it is a time to add play, be free, or a time to offload and express the deep unknown. Moodscape is there to help you explore how you feel.

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the Primary self

the Primary self is an interactive, split-page visual anthology that translates personal memories and identity into a geometric imagery and poetic language. By physically shuffling layered timelines across four distinct life stages, readers are invited to actively mix and match memories to discover how past echoes shape the present and primary self.

This showcase project aims to encourage people to reflect on their own identity and memories to value the importance of their intertwined, reciprocal relationship. It is a fun, engaging Bauhaus-inspired book where form follows function and the choices are intentional and meaningful evidenced through the book structure, materials and functions.

chromaWeave

chromaWeave is a generative design project that transforms invisible environmental data into digital tapestries. Developed using creative coding (p5.js), the system uses real-world data to generate complex, colourful woven shapes. The resulting prints and posters capture the unique, evolving rhythm of different locations – from busy underground stations to quiet suburban parks. By turning fleeting ambient noise into a permanent, multi-layered visual record, chromaWeave beautifully captures a single day in time.

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