JEN HEPPELL CREATIVE
Jen loves to make brands look good.
A design and multimedia professional based on the Mornington Peninsula in VIC, Jen’s experience over the last 15 years ranges across the retail and lifestyle space.
Currently working as a freelance Graphic and Digital Designer, Jen's expertise are across brand development in the print and digital design spaces. Jen has produced multi-channel marketing and branding material for brands including SunButter Skincare, Forever New, 3ENA, Witchery, Mimco, Maine House Interiors, The Resilience Project, The Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation and Ed Dixon Food Design, as well as experience in agency environments including Pascal Satori and Jack McKinley. Her personal projects have focused on film and branding.
A creative to the core, Jen moved from Sydney to Melbourne in 2005 to pursue a career in the arts and to drink better coffee. After completing a Bachelor of Dance degree, her passion for film and design saw her complete a Masters of Multimedia at Swinburne University.
Currently working as a freelance Graphic and Digital Designer, Jen's expertise are across brand development in the print and digital design spaces. Jen has produced multi-channel marketing and branding material for brands including SunButter Skincare, Forever New, 3ENA, Witchery, Mimco, Maine House Interiors, The Resilience Project, The Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation and Ed Dixon Food Design, as well as experience in agency environments including Pascal Satori and Jack McKinley. Her personal projects have focused on film and branding.
A creative to the core, Jen moved from Sydney to Melbourne in 2005 to pursue a career in the arts and to drink better coffee. After completing a Bachelor of Dance degree, her passion for film and design saw her complete a Masters of Multimedia at Swinburne University.
A move to the Peninsula in 2020 with her little tribe has allowed her to find breathing space and a swim in the ocean everyday (in Summer!) provides never-ending clarity and inspiration.
Jen defies the creative stereotype as she loves to stick to schedules and was a rule-follower at school. She also rarely wears colour, although loves to work amongst it.