About me

My name is Annie and I have spent over two and a half years working as a designer for a small award winning agency, leading projects for many high profile clients such as Battersea Power Station, British Land, Oxford Science Park and more. I recently took six months out in order to immerse myself in a different culture and spend some time volunteering and teaching English in South America. With this new perspective I now feel fully ready to focus on my career. I love to draw and am currently in the early stages of illustrating a childrens book. I am trying to get more into fitness but can’t turn down good food and a few drinks too.

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Projects

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  The Engine RoomThe Engine Room, Battersea Power Station's last remaining office space for let. Other tenants include high profile businesses such as Apple. Be a part of history. An A2 oversized newspaper print brochure, designed to sell the space and its potential.
• The Schrödinger BuildingA brand identity for Oxford Science Park's new state of the artt office building. Named The Schrödinger Building, after famous physicist and alumni of Magdalen College, Erwin Schrödinger. Bold, innovative and futuristic to represent the building and the ethos of the park.
• This is The PlaceBranding Elephant Park, a new cultural and business hub in Elephant and Castle. The space you occupy for your business needs to stimulate, motivate and be practical to everyone’s needs, from the local lunch haunt, to the facilities within. Employee well-being is now at the forefront of any commercial development and this goes beyond the toilet and shower blocks. It’s about the experience, the destination and what it gives back. Well made and well being? Character and charm? Food and frivolity? F
• Oxford Science Park SignageA redesign of Oxford Sceince Park's entire wayfinding and directional signage. Implemented across every building, onto roundabouts, road signs and on security and catering vehicles. Taken from the theory of sacred geometry within natural forms and space. Showcasing the park as innovators and forward thinkers; helping to encapsulate the single businesses that occupy the park as a whole.
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  Bedroom ArchaeologyA continuation of 830,286 Miles. Each item in my bedroom was photographed and colour co-ordinated, then made into numbered posters that correspond to the infographic as a visual reference to each item traced.
• 830,286 MilesAn exploration into globalisation and our carbon footprint, which took the form of an A0 infographic made using wood, string and nails. The 236 items in my bedroom were documented and traced back to the creation of their raw materials. Every element of the item was considered; for example a black Biro made up of different parts like ink and plastic -the ink and plastic were both traced to their point of origin. These items and their journeys through 35 different countries were then split into 10

Work history

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DesignerNextBigThing Creative
Aug 2015 - Jan 2018London, United KingdomFull Time
A small award winning branding agency based in London Bridge. I worked here for over two and a half years and all aspects of print and digital design.

Skills

• Adobe Indesign
• Adobe Photoshop
• Adobe Illustrator
• Microsoft Offic
• Design Development
• Design Layout
• Design Process
• Design Build
• Design Direction
• Design Guidelines

Education

Graphic DesignArts University Bournemouth
Sep 2012 - Jun 2015Bournemouth, United Kingdom