THIS IS ME...
I'm a freelance multi-discipline Graphic Designer. I have a BA (Hons) Degree in Graphic Communication, specialising in Branding & Packaging.
I work mainly with small businesses / start up companies, creating brand identities specifically tailored to their brand values and implementing such within marketing materials and online.
I live, eat and breathe branding, you could say it’s my passion. I may be one person - but I work hard enough to compete with the biggies. I concentrate on design for small businesses / start ups, but I do everything else too!
I also create personalised prints, cards and clothing.. along with invitations, stickers etc. (These can be found in the shop)
Now for the rest of me…
I am Mummy to Peyton.
I change my hair colour ALL the time.
I like anything with polka dots or stripes.
I want to be reincarnated as a giraffe.
I’m a bit of a geek when it comes to design and all things Apple.
Coffee is the first thing I think about when I wake up (as well as Peyton's breakfast).
Russian dolls fascinate me.
I am constantly fighting a losing battle with chocolate.
Sit me down with a Bic biro and a layout pad and I’m quite content for hours.
I have a horrible horrible fear of birds (clowns and horses).
One day I would like to see more of the world.
This is what makes me, me.
WHAT I DO
BRAND IDENTITY DESIGN
I develop creative concepts based on genuine insight about your customers, and translate them into beautiful designs that work seamlessly online and offline, creating versatile branding that will differentiate you from your competitors and appeal to the right audience...
STATIONERY DESIGN
Stationery is a great way of keeping your company in client's minds - potential and existing. Stationery designs including business cards, letterheads and compliment slips...
MARKETING COLLATERAL
I'll ensure your campaign is seamlessly executed across all platforms, with a consistent tone and message online and in print. I can target your budget towards the best mix of marketing tools for your business...
