I'm an experienced freelance digital designer, helping individuals turn their ideas into brands, and their dreams into web designs.I've had the opportunity to work with a major financial grant for a large scale institution, thriving under the pressure. At the other end of the spectrum I worked with someone to help turn their last voyage with their son into a legacy they'll treasure forever.The range of work and clients has been fascinating and has really given me occasion to strengthen my client-facing communication and work to my own deadlines as well as theirs.

The sole designer of the B2B Marketing Dept at IDG - a major tech publishing company. Responsible for all brand output from online to print for 3 major publications; CIO, Computerworld and Techworld. I also work with the Media Solutions team on delivering high impact designs for agencies, such as microsites, infographics and ad campaigns. We also deliver events and conferences for the technology leaders of major brands for which I create 360 design coverage; from the initial email, to the marketing campaign, right through to the agendas, banners and videos.I transitioned from a video environment into online delivery and print output. It's an incredibly fast paced industry, where metrics and results are paramount to blue chip clients whose digital offering needs to be faultless. Clients include; Microsoft, Samsung, Symantec, Intel, Cisco, Deloitte

Initially joined as a Front-end Developer, I honed my craft and worked on creating interactive experiences on DVD, Blu-ray and Apps. This evolved to visual design, both animating in After Effects and designing brands and web sites. I worked closely in all aspects of the production cycle from brainstorming ideas with the clients through to implementing the project in aspects of design, usability, video encoding, quality control, resource management and project delivery.I delivered on high budget projects for some of the biggest names in the industry, from Led Zeppelin and U2, to Peep Show and Trainspotting. Clients include Universal, EMI, BBC, Channel 4, Lionsgate, Studio Canal.