

Creative Direction | Recipe Development | Photography | Layout Oversight
Tiny Home Big Flava' Cookbook
Tiny Home Big Flavais a visual and culinary project created to inspire flavorful meals in minimalist spaces. I led the creative direction from concept to completion—developing original recipes, styling and photographing each dish, and overseeing design and layout production to reflect the brand’s vibrant personality and soulful aesthetic.
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The project included:
- Creative Direction
- Recipe Development
- Food Styling & Photography
- Copywriting
- Brand Design Integration
- Team Collaboration
- Project Management
Tiny Home Big Flava Problem + Solution
Many families and individuals are looking to transition into healthier lifestyles but often feel overwhelmed by bland “wellness food” or complicated meal planning. They crave recipes that are approachable, full of flavor, and rooted in culture—but most cookbooks fall short on soul, story, and inspiration.
Tiny Home Big Flava was created to fill that gap—a vibrant, plant-based cookbook blending nutritious, feel-good recipes with heart, culture, and fun. Built from years of living and cooking in our tiny home on wheels, “Red Peppa,” the project combined wholesome ingredients with bold flavor, global influence, and a splash of personality. I developed the recipes, styled and photographed each dish, and led the creative direction for the book's layout and visual identity—offering a soulful and accessible resource for families ready to eat well and live fully.

Recipe Development
Each recipe was designed for simplicity, flavor, and comfort—with an emphasis on fresh ingredients and cozy, small-space cooking. The recipes are plant-forward and approachable, designed for digital-first readers looking to reconnect with their food in a fun, unfussy way.

Brand palette


Project Recap
Tiny Home Big Flavais where storytelling, creativity, and soulful cooking intersect. I brought this project to life from recipe to layout—creating a digital experience that nourishes both the eye and the appetite. It’s a reflection of how design, direction, and heart can transform everyday moments into meaningful experiences.