Moghrey Mie
design co.
I'm Jacob. I make things. Whether it be web designs, graphic designs, drawings, paintings, photographs, and more. <need a hand? click to get in touch>
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Born on the Isle of Man.
The island of no speed limits, cats with no tails, and four horned sheep.
I'm Jacob.
I create my ideas, while enjoying life on this planet.
I'm Jacob.
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Recent work
Riversea Sauna Website
- v1-Loaded
Hot, steamy goodness. Riversea is a mobile sauna business, bringing you the benefits of a sauna for a great price at various locations around the island.
I designed and built this beautiful, custom website for Riversea Ltd using Wix studio. I used a bento grid style (I bloody love bento's) for an informative but airy feel, which is emphasised further with the use of light colours and gradients that suit.
The website is responsive, and uses subtle animations to keep the viewer's attention for longer, soaking up all of those steamy, sauna benefits.
Personal work
Sentinel
- v1-Loaded
Explore the infinite.
This is a fictional PSC (Personal Space Craft) designer and manufacturer called Sentinel. They are a futuristic company and the unrivalled market leader in PSVs—the space vehicle equivalent of cars today, but with no competition.
Sentinel provides spacecraft for humans to traverse the infinite cosmos and explore to their hearts' content. In a future where AI has taken over most jobs, humans are free to roam the solar system and beyond.
I created Sentinel because sometimes I feel like I was born 1,000 years too early. Don't get me wrong—I enjoy living in 2025—but I've always felt a pull from up there. What's out there? What does a sunset look like from another planet? Is a black hole a circle or a sphere? I digress. The wonders you'd see—what more could you want?
I've drawn inspiration from Dune, Alien, Foundation, the Destiny franchise, Avatar, and more.
Creating Sentinel is a love letter to the future of space travel, freedom, creativity, and curiosity.
I'm an avid listener of trance music, especially tech trance. I've always wanted a place on the web to visit every now and then for news, new artists, old artists, and other people's opinions on the genre.
I love watching YouTube interviews where people discuss why they love trance, the culture behind it, how it started, or why a certain part of a song or set is absolutely mind-blowing.
I created this logo to start my own trance 'blog' (website coming soon). It’s a place where like-minded people (or not) can come and read me talk absolute bollocks about the music genre I've loved for so long.
Trance music isn't just for festivals or parties; it’s music that can make you realise, 'Everything’s gonna be alright in the end.' It can be chaotic and peaceful, and when done right... bloody hell.
Area 140
- v1-Loaded
For the love of trance.
photos
A collection of my old ones
A collection of my old ones. New ones coming soon.
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Personal bit
design co.
If you've made it this far, I appreciate you taking the time to look. If you've only viewed this on mobile, I'd recommend having a look on desktop. Websites always look better on a bigger screen. Personally, it's a dying art.
I've created this site to have fun and showcase my work while retaining full creative freedom. I’ll be adding to it regularly, so feel free to pop back every now and then.
I love this stuff, I really do. If you need help with anything related, get in touch. As I work in design and marketing for my day job, I may not be able to take on everything you need, but I’d be glad to assist as much as I can. I’ve worked in teams on magazines, brochures, branding, events, websites, adverts, and more, while also pursuing my own projects, as seen above.
I’ve been doing this consistently for almost a year. It’s taken a while to figure out what I want to do in life, but as they say, better late than never. I’m also exploring ways to bring digital creations and ideas into physical things. More on that in the future.
Cheers,
Jacob Arthur