Patrick Morrissey Email & Phone Number

Brighton, Gb

Brighton, England, United Kingdom

I founded my own design studio, Unlimited, in 2008. With a leaning towards arts, culture and education, I have worked with an array of renowned organisations across a broad range of projects and mediums.Recent clients include The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL (branding, print and digital design), The Royal Academy of Arts (exhibition and book design), Turner Contemporary (exhibition graphics), Hastings Contemporary (marketing and exhibition graphics), Creative Folkestone (branding, print and digital design), Falmouth University (branding) and Manchester Art Gallery (book design).During 12 years of running my own studio, I am proud to have built and maintained many strong and consistent client relations. Underpinned by creative thinking and an innovative ethos, I believe good design should engage, inform and inspire.

London, England, United Kingdom

After a brief period of freelancing within design agencies, I started working directly with clients under the studio name Plus. Clients included the London College of Communication (prospectus design), University of the Arts London (various marketing materials), Penguin (book cover design), Thames & Hudson (book design) and Royal Academy of Arts (book design).

London, England, United Kingdom

Freelance projects included branding and motion graphics for FIFA, Sainsbury’s, National Geographic, History Channel and Discovery Kids.

I joined Why Not Associates soon after leaving college and became a Associate by 1999. During ten years at Why Not, I gained a vast array of working experience from print design and branding to on-screen graphics and exhibitions.Some of the clients I worked directly with included the Royal Mail (stamp design), First Direct (TV commercials), Nike (in-store films), TIME (magazine design), Natural History Museum (exhibition graphics), Barbican (event graphics), BBC (title sequences) and Virgin Records (conference films).This unique working environment exposed me to a multitude of design challenges that still informs my design thinking and working methods to this day.