ABOUT ME.

My career to date has taken me on a winding path across lots of creative disciplines. After graduating with a degree in Advertising Art Direction in 2009, I’ve spent most of my career working primarily in graphic design and illustration within the fashion and lifestyle industries, with a focus on branding and apparel graphics. I’ve been lucky enough to work on projects for such varied brands as Adidas, Altura, Burberry, Canon, Clarks, Diesel, Dryrobe, Gap, Hugo Boss, Jack Wolfskin, Joules, Lee Jeans, Lululemon, M&S, Nike, Porsche, Puma, Snapchat, Superdry, Uniqlo & Wrangler, as well as a plethora of start-ups and independents.

In 2021, I became Creative Design Manager for Dryrobe, one of the fastest-growing apparel brands in the UK, and became Art Director in late 2022. Spearheading a complete visual refresh of the brand that included logo redesign and roll-out across product, printed material and digital comms, before turning my attention to an overhaul of the studio and lifestyle photography. Initially, I’d conceive and coordinate shoots with filmmakers and photographers, and be on set to help maintain a positive and productive environment, ensuring all creative requirements of the brief were met, but spending so much time on shoots rekindled my love of photography which had been a big part of my design school education, and it wasn’t long before I started picking the camera up myself. I’ve kept up my photography work but I keep most of that here.

In late 2025 I resumed my work as a freelance graphic designer and illustrator, and that brings us pretty much up to date.

Outside of all the visual stuff, my other love is music; I sing and play guitar in a punk band. To be honest, it started as an excuse to buy stage outfits and make gig posters, but it turns out we’re pretty good.

Based: South-west UK
Available: Anywhere