About me
I always knew I'd grow up at some point. And whilst the skateboard in the corner has gathered a bit more dust of late and the baggy jeans have become a little tighter in recent times, I'd like to think my mind is only getting sharper - and my 2b pencil as well.
I'm a London based Art Director with over 15 years of agency experience, producing work that gets results; on the tube, the back of a bus, online, on the airwaves and the doormat. I've helped find cures, save lives and build hospitals. The results speak for themselves*. I've even sold the odd garden shed.
From the conceptual through to the colouring-in, ideas to execution, I'm good at what I do (but hate to brag about it) and have worked at some decent agencies over the years. I don't take myself too seriously but I'm ready for a serious challenge.
* But I do have the numbers if you'd like to see for yourself.
Skills
concepts, Copywriting, Graphic Design, Illustration, Scamping, Visualising
Sector Experience
Advertising, Automotive, b2b, Charity / Not for profit, Digital (SEO, PPC, SEM...), Direct, Sales Promotion, Social Network / Community
Awards
DMA Awards 2010, Financial services, Gold (Halifax), Institute of Fundraising Best Creative Agency, 2013 (Save the Children), IOF Awards 2013, Best Use Of Legacy Fundraising (Save the Children), JustGiving Award, 2014, Giving App of the Year (RNLI, H2Only), Marketing Week Engage Awards 2011, Financial, 3rd (Halifax), Most recalled ad, British Dental Journal, 2013 (Wrigley's Extra)
Clients
Action for Blind People, Action for Children, Alzheimer's Society, Bank of Scotland, Barclays, British Heart Foundation, Cancer Research UK, Clic Sargent, diabetes uk, Dogs Trust, Dolland and Aitchison, Dyson, Focus, Halifax, Irish Cancer Care, Kodak, Livability, Maggie's, NHS, Orbis, Oxfam, Pental, Peugeot, Practical Action, RNIB, RNLI, Royal British Legion, RSPCA, Save the Children, Shelter, Stroud & Swindon, Sue Ryder Care, Terrence Higgins Trust, The Duke of Edinburgh's Award, Volvo, WaterAid, Wrigley
on 21st July 2017 Project featured:Save the Children
on 26th October 2017