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I have had useful experience of working with a wide variety of people and have adapted well in various workplaces and also acquired useful team experience on the Prince's Trust Personal Development program.

I also have good experience working with several computer databases, mainly Microsoft Access, Excel, Word and Outlook, once gaining a Level 2 qualification In AutoCAD and Autodesk 3ds MAX .

During my Course at Swindon College, I did a temporary work placement with Oxford Archaeology; this project involved recreating Abingdon Abbey in different stages from the Norman Period to the 16th Century utilising 3-D graphics with the aforementioned 3ds MAX. At this time I was doing liaison work with the experts of the department on a weekly basis. I also referred to the correct texts relating Historical Architecture, from the National Monuments Record and their library, in order to realise the precise references towards the final product.

I am considered punctual and reliable as well as committed, working well towards a deadline and flexible in the workplace. As a freelance artist / illustrator I pay studious attention to detail.

When working for an Export Company named Silverline in Poole, Dorset my work included issuing and dropping quotations for a wide variety of engineering components. Here I have been required to prioritise workloads and maintain contact with various manufacturers and/or suppliers.

In recent times I have studied for an NVQ2 in Admin at Shaftesbury Abilities College and have also studied for an MA in Archaeological Illustration and now have Licentiate membership of the AAI&S.

In my spare time nowadays I provide volunteer services for Shaftesbury Abbey Museum and accept illustration commissions for various clients.

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