I’m a designer, creative and life-long learner. I’ve been creative for as long as I can remember, terrorising my mum’s wallpaper with crayons from the age of 2. Studying Graphic Design has taught me how to channel that creativity to solve problems, and has developed my conceptual thinking to solve all kinds of briefs. I’m a passionate, creative and dedicated individual with a high work ethic. I consider myself to be a multidisciplinary creative who is good at adapting from project to project. I love nothing more than developing ideas and seeing them through to the final product.
Work history
Junior Graphic DesignUnderscore
London, United KingdomFull Time
Working in a fast-paced environment on various projects with an emphasis on Branding across all platforms - Digital and Print.
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Creative DesignerRag & Bone Barbershop
Edinburgh, United KingdomFreelance
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Skills
- Print Design
- Digital Design
- Art Direction
- Adobe Create Suite
- Branding
- Artwokring
- Concept Development
- Concept Creation
- Teamworking
- Client Service
Education
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HND Visual Communications Graphic DesignEdinburgh College
- Edinburgh, United Kingdom
HND Visual Communication: Graphic Design (Grade A)
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HNC Visual Communications Graphic DesignEdinburgh College
- Edinburgh, United Kingdom
HNC Visual Communication: Graphic Design (Grade A)
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Awards
Marketing Society's 'Star Creative Student of the Year' 2016The Marketing Society
The competition was open to students across all colleges and universities in Scotland, and tasked entrants with a brief set by The Scottish Government to tackle gender equality. We were asked to develop campaign materials to raise awareness of the 50/50 pledge laid out by the First Minister. The pledge challenges all public, private and third-sector bodies in Scotland to commit to take action on gender equality, promising to get a 50/50 gender split on their boards of management by 2020.
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Red Card Creative Competition Winner 2014Show Racism the Red Card
This creative award is sponsored by the SQA and the Scottish Football Association, and the prize-giving is held annually at Hampden Park in Glasgow. Each year there are more than 2000 entries across all categories. The winning work was used as part of Show Racism the Red Card's anti-racism publicity throughout Scotland in 2014/15, and the artwork went into all schools, colleges and councils.
Judges that year included former Scotland Manager Craig Brown, and Scottish novelist William McIlvanney.