About me

I graduated from The University of the West of England, Bristol in July 2019 with a First-Class Honours BSc in Creative Product Design - where I was also deemed one of the top five highest achieving students in my year group. I am currently working as a Designer, at point of sale and marketing company and I have worked with a variety of international brands, from LVMH, Segway, Imperial Brand Blu and Microsoft, to WHSmith, Procter and Gamble, Sony and Philip Morris International. My experience lies within retail, creative artworking, product development, textiles and fashion.

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Work history

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Creative DesignerFrontline Display International - Big Group
Sep 2019Bath, United KingdomFull Time
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Creative Design InternARNO GB Ltd
Jul 2017 - Aug 2018Bristol, United KingdomInternship
Working with a range of high profile clients including - Segway, LVMH, Ordnance Survey, Microsoft, Dyson, Imperial Brand Blu and WHSmith. Fast-paced projects involved working to meet client deadlines. Developing disruptive window displays for the Imperial Brand Blu, to enhance the launch of their new store in Bristol. Idea generation and development through sketching, mock-up models and sample boards for clients such as WHSmith. 3D modelling product and displays using 3ds Max, with an understanding of Rhino and Solidworks. Effectively communicating designs using Adobe InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator to clients such as: LVMH and Reeves. Organising projects, liaising with suppliers and other departments at ARNO. Managing and training interns.

Education

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BSc Hons - Creative Product DesignThe University of the West of England
Aug 2015 - Apr 2019Bristol, United Kingdom
I graduated from Bristol UWE in 2019, where I studied Creative Product Design for 4 years. I spent my third year in industry at a retail design company called ARNO GB Ltd, who are based in Bristol. Modules studied included: • Design Research Methods. • Studio: included working on live projects with real clients. E.g. Herman Miller and Moduflex. • Design Futures: Predicting the future of our brands, retail and workforce. • Design Communication: Through CAD - Solidworks & Rhino. Sketching and Model-Making. • Aesthetics & Product Language. • Engineering: Learning design engineering, maths and creating technical models. • Design in Context: Focused on design history and trends. • Materials & Processes. • Objects & Experiences: Focused on physical, disruptive and human experiences.