Natassia Jordan
28 y, Britain

I’m Natasha, an artist, designer and art director from England, working across visual identity, branding and creative direction.

Creativity has always been part of how I move through the world: how I dress, how I speak, what I notice and the connections I make. Before I could fully articulate who I was, I could draw. As a child, that ability gave me a sense of confidence and possibility—a way of recognising something in myself that felt entirely my own.

My path has been nonlinear. I studied art and design, acting and dance, illustration and fine art, and found encouragement through awards and recognition along the way. Personal health challenges made formal education difficult to sustain, and much of my development has happened independently: through experimentation, work, travel and the people I have met. I still return to the feeling that first drew me towards making things, the satisfaction of giving form to something that previously existed only in my mind.

My early influences were avant-garde and Surrealism. I was drawn to work that felt instinctive, unfamiliar or difficult to explain; images that could be felt before they were understood. That curiosity continues to shape my practice, alongside an interest in androgyny, the relationship between masculine and feminine, and the ways clothing and visual culture allow us to express different parts of ourselves.

My early career took me into fashion and fine jewellery, through an internship at HOBBS London and two years in client relations at Garrard. These experiences developed my understanding of luxury, craftsmanship and the care behind a personal experience. I learned to listen closely, anticipate needs and recognise how small details shape someone’s relationship with a brand. Work also took me to Dubai and the Cayman Islands, broadening my experience of hospitality and connecting with people across cultures. Those lessons continue to inform how I approach design: with attention to both what people see and how they feel.

Education

Brighton City - Art + Design Diploma L3 + 4
University West of England - BA Illustration
GIA Jewellery Design Diploma
Central Saint Martins - Graphic Design Course

Exhibitions

Group

2025 COMPOUND "STILL" - Pre Nyepi Exhibition

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Three years in Bali expanded both my perspective, character and practice. Working across hospitality, wellness, lifestyle and music, I developed identities, websites, campaigns and experiences. As an art director for COCO Developments, I have worked directly with the owner and led a team of designers across multiple resort and hospitality brands, helping shape their visual worlds from early ideas through to everyday expression.

Supporting other creatives has become a meaningful part of that work. Collaborating with Indonesian designers, sharing knowledge and making space for their ideas has taught me about the kind of creative leader I want to be: someone who offers direction while helping others develop confidence in their own judgment.

My recent graphic work includes brand identity and digital design for ARQWRKS, creative projects for Nirvana Life, freelance work for SYCK Music Agency and VUKA Branding Consultancy. Alongside these collaborations, my personal project Anon-Culture gives me space to explore clothing, cultural exchange, anonymity and belonging.

Across my practice, I bring together concept development, typography, image-making, editorial composition, web design and storytelling. I enjoy finding the thread that connects an idea to its visual expression, then carrying it through the details. My own experiences often become a starting point, but listening closely to others is equally important. I want the work to hold something of the people behind it.

As I look towards my next chapter in London, I want to bring this experience into an established creative team whose work I admire, while moving closer to the experimental instincts that first shaped me. I am interested in work with a distinct point of view, in collaboration that stretches my thinking, and in continuing to discover what my own visual language can become.

Awards