Jevan Megbenu, professionally known as JevGlobal, is a Multidisciplinary Designer and Visual Artist based in London, United Kingdom.

JevGlobal’s work is a vibrant fusion of Ghanaian, British, and Japanese cultural influences, creating a unique design language that honors heritage while embracing modernity. His Ghanaian roots bring bold patterns, rich textures, and storytelling traditions into his art, while British influences add structure, innovation, and contemporary flair. Japanese culture deeply shapes his attention to detail, minimalism, and the philosophy of finding beauty in imperfection. This tri-cultural blend allows his pieces to bridge continents, offering a global yet personal aesthetic. JevGlobal often integrates symbols and motifs from West African art with the refined precision of Japanese craftsmanship and the urban edge of London design. His work challenges cultural boundaries, encouraging cross-cultural dialogue through design. Upcycling plays a crucial role in his practice, promoting sustainability while preserving the soul of discarded materials. By reimagining waste into beauty, he empowers the next generation of designers to think eco-consciously. Upcycling isn't just a method—it's a mindset that fosters creativity and responsibility. JevGlobal’s approach emphasizes that design’s future must be rooted in cultural awareness, environmental care, and thoughtful craftsmanship.

As a storyteller designer, JevGlobal crafts narratives through form, texture, and detail, letting each piece speak with its own voice. His work is driven by emotion and meaning, turning everyday materials into vessels of story. Every design holds a moment, a memory, or a message waiting to be discovered. Through his lens, design becomes a language deeper than words.

“ I want my greatest achievement in this space to be able to inspire the next generation and wave of creatives and designers ”

Portrait shots by Angel @ang.yen_