About me

Dear Sir or Madam,

I am writing to you to apply for the position of Junior Designer.

Your advertisement in Creativepool for the position of Junior Designer sparked my interest. I have just finish my studies and am looking for my first permanent position.

My interest in graphic design has been growing over the last seven years. I have spent five years studying graphic print and have learnt much about the history of art, typography, illustration, photography and software for example Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign. After completing my first five years of study I decided to specialise in Web Design for a further two years and am now able to design websites including multimedia applications and supports. The various diplomas I have gained in France are the equivalent of a Bachelor's degree in the UK.

During my studies I have been fortunate enough to have experienced many of the different facets of graphic design with multiple placements in different companies, from small communication agencies to a multinational company based in London along with a local newspaper and a street art gallery. My London placement has confirmed my interest in working in the UK. I would therefore welcome the chance to work in your company and expand the experience I have gained so far.

I am very motivated by the position of Junior Designer and am excited at the prospect of joining a creative team of four talented graphic designers and being able to exchange and share creative ideas. Working in a dynamic company like Union Jackson is the perfect way for me to evolve, broaden my horizons and see things from a different perspective. As I begin my career I am consious that I have to continue learning and I am looking forward to this challenge. The opportunity to work with experienced professionals will enable me to demonstrate my skills and knowledge to deliver the best possible service to our customers.

I have attached a copy of my CV and online portfolio () with further details of my career and look forward to reply in due course.

Yours faithfully.

Azélie Poussin