BA Digital Design, IIE Vega. From first rough concept to final pixel, I like being the one who makes it feel finished — moving between VS Code and Adobe Creative Cloud until every detail clicks. See what I've built.
1-of-1 Forged Rim | JHB Expo
An editorial digital experience created to showcase a one-of-one Hart Forged rim collaboration with Akira Nakai at the Johannesburg Expo.
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A sneaker poster created for a Vega class brief, centered on Virgil Abloh's Louis Vuitton sneaker. Illustrator handled the precise vector work and typography; Photoshop carried the detailed image editing and layering — merging luxury fashion aesthetics with streetwear energy.
The composition leans on strong visual hierarchy, dynamic type treatment, and clean branding integration to highlight the sneaker's iconic status.
View projectA website built for Digital Media Designs, a Durban print, branding, and signage studio. The build carries their "screen to street" positioning through — print leads, digital comes last, and the layout reflects that ordering while still giving their web and branding work equal room to breathe.
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Working with student team Oceans 11, I helped build a full campaign concept to launch Nedbank's Youth X — its platform for supporting young South Africans through financial tools, opportunities, and lifestyle perks.
Everyone on the team had a specific role; mine was pulling the ideas together into a cohesive visual pitch aimed at getting young South Africans genuinely excited about the platform.
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I’m Tyrin — a digital designer who likes making things feel clear, intentional, and impossible to ignore. With a BA in Digital Design from IIE Vega, I work across visual identity, digital experiences, layouts, and front-end development to turn rough ideas into work with a distinct point of view.
My inspiration comes from places where design has to make an immediate impact: the precision of automotive design, the personal language of tattoo art, and the raw energy of street culture. These influences have taught me to respect the details — the spacing, the weight, the rhythm, and the one unexpected element that gives a design its character.
I’m looking to work with people who value strong ideas, thoughtful execution, and design that does more than look good. Whether it’s a brand, a campaign, or a digital product, I want to create work that feels considered, communicates clearly, and leaves a mark.