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London, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

Clients: Dell, Mars, Timberland, ToyotaToolkit: Cinema 4D, Vectorworks, Brown paper, PassportWorking on pitches and projects from day one. This role has given me the opportunity to work with clients in Russia and the Middle East. This has broadened my understanding of the design challenges and opportunities available in these markets.

Derby, United Kingdom

Clients: Samsung, Speedo, Mammut, HapeToolkit: Cinema 4D, Vectorworks, Indesign, Sharpies, Spoken word, Books and blogsA predominantly creative role which always required the use of retail strategy to inform design decisions. As an agency we were often the first authority to explore design solutions to exploit new market opportunities or evolve a brand/product or service. The role of the 3D designer is to integrate these strategies into the 3D environment.Values:• "Present across all media." Tailor your presentations to suit your objectives.• "Engage with the persona of the customer." Look for other avenues to creative heightened brand experiences.• "Always aim to amaze and delight." The instore retail format is no longer a place to simply exchange goods.• "Chose your words carefully." Utilise language to immerse clients in your creative presentations.• "Lay it out." Presenting retail strategy is complex. Get it clear in your own head before trying to explain it to others.

Birmingham, United Kingdom

Clients: Nike, Blackberry, Omega, Bowers & WilkinsToolkit: Solidworks, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Fag packet sketchesWorking as a development designer I was tasked with engineering polished creative visions into beautiful pieces of economical, manufactureable and deliverable retail design. Projects would include a spectrum of materials and processes including timber joinery, plastic fabrication, metalwork, glass and injection moulding. Graphical applications also had to be considered. These would include vinyl, screen printing and digital printing to a variety of substrates. Values:• "Always have a plan B." Think ahead so you can be prepared for those little on-site mishaps.• "Without quality execution, the most brilliant of ideas can fail to impact."• "Consider the installation process." This is the last point of contact you will have before handover. Make it flawless.

Loughborough

Client: L’OrealToolkit: Solidworks, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Telephone landlineAs part of the L’Oreal Client Service Team I managed the design of large retail units across the UK. With extensive onsite manufacturing capabilities, I gained exposure to all aspects of the design process.Values:• "Be human." Creating a close relationship with our clients allowed for open and honest design discussions. • "Be clear and concise." Detailed drawings ready for manufacture are not open to interpretation!• "Don't forget the budget." Be smart when selecting materials and processes. Having said that, have the confidence to push the budget if you can create something special.

Ba, Industrial Design And Technology

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