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About me

Masafumi Inaba is a London-based graphic designer originally from Japan. He graduated with a BA in Digital Arts from the University of Oregon. After moving back to Tokyo, he had worked as a creative director in an advertising company for 2 years.

He was directing recruit campaigns for major companies in Japan, and creating different kinds of media such as brochures, websites, and movies. Recently he graduated from MA Graphic Design Communication in Chelsea College of Art and Design. While he works on his final project, he launched Art Glossary Magazine with Lio Yeung to create a platform for artist and designers to discuss the definitions of art and to share ideas and experiences.

Currently he works in Thomas Manss & Company as a graphic designer.

Details

AvailabilityLooking for work

ContractPerm, Freelance, Temp-Perm, Part time, Remote

LocationKentish Town, London, United Kingdom

Skill LevelMiddleweight

LanguagesEnglish and Japanese

Tagged Job TitlesBroadcast Art Director, Graphic Designer

Achievements

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Recommendations

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Skills

Art Direction, Brand / Logo Design, Branding, Editorial Design, Graphic Design, Illustration, Packaging Design, Web Design, wordpress

Sector Experience

Branding, Graphic Design, Print

Clients

Bowers & Wilkins, EDO Design & Construction, Ivory Press, McLaren, Nikkei, NOMOI, NOMURA Insurance, Prestel, RICOH Sales, Rotel

CV / Resume

Masafumi's CV/Resume

Activity

Connections10 Followers326 Following12

Likes15

Creativepool member since 18 February 2013

Masafumi's work

B&W Advert

Rotel 12 series brochure

CM Series brochure

The Ritz-Carlton, Kyoto Marketing and Sales Collateral

Bowers & Wilkins Product catalogue 2014

Moving - Norman Foster on Art

Y-an

Rebecca Dalby

Sushi des Artistes

Sakura Front Leaflet

B&W Product Catalogue 2012

Touch and Detach

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