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About me

I am a recent graphic design graduate looking for work and would love to join your team. I hope you find that my freelance experience, along with my degree in graphic design will qualify me for the position at your company.

I hold a 2:1 in graphic design from Portsmouth University. Although the course covered many topics I was particularly drawn to print design, branding and the building of websites. You will be able to see from my work that I love stylish design with key themes of heritage, trends and fashion. While at university I built many websites, mainly on wordpress, in my spare time one of which is still particularly popular today.

In previous roles, I have had to work both under strict design direction and had my own free reign so I understand how essential brand guidelines and creativity are. If you would like to see any of my work you can take a look at my pdf mailer. Alternatively if you would like to get in touch to discuss my application and to arrange an interview, you can contact me via my details.

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AvailabilityLooking for work

ContractPerm, Temp-Perm, Part time

LocationPortsmouth, Hampshire & Isle of Wight, United Kingdom

Skill LevelJunior

LanguagesEnglish

Tagged Job TitlesArchitectural Design Assistant, Graphic Designer

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Skills

Proficient knowledge of: Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Microsoft packages, Basic knowledge of: HTML/css coding, Dreamweaver and Flash

Sector Experience

I only recently graduated in July 2012 and since then have been mainly doing freelance work building simple websites for local companies. I have however had some experience working alongside a local designer in which most of the client work was branding. As well as this I have experience working with a local marketing company.

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