So, a little bit about me...
I am a geek at heart with a love for digital technology, creative industries, movies, gaming and history. Huge Star wars fan, so many fond memories and artwork created around that franchise. Love playing on the switch with my partner either as a team or verses each other particularly Mario Kart where she always wins. Outside of that I have two little boys to look after.
Now for the important information...
I have over 17 years of experience using Adobe Photoshop for photography, digital art, e-commerce editing, and photo manipulation. In addition, I have over 5 years of experience using Adobe Illustrator to create icons, vector graphic illustrations. I am a self-taught individual and am currently teaching myself Figma to acquire new skills in UI, UX, and web marketing.
In my career, I have worked as a mid-level e-commerce retoucher for Pro Direct Sports for close to 5 years. During this time, I worked on products for major sports brands such as Puma, Adidas, Nike, and also had the opportunity to assist the design team with web banners, print-based media, and email marketing assets.
Furthermore, I have experience in the real estate industry as a property photographer and retoucher for estate agents and holiday home lettings in South Devon. On a freelance basis, I have collaborated with theatre companies to promote their upcoming shows with photography and shoot behind-the-scenes photography for a documentary film.
Furthermore, I have experience in the real estate industry as a property photographer and retoucher for estate agents and holiday home lettings in South Devon. On a freelance basis, I have collaborated with theatre companies to promote their upcoming shows with photography and shoot behind-the-scenes photography for a documentary film.
As an avid learner of new technology and software, I strive to develop my skills while keeping up with new trends and techniques. My passion for creating compelling designs and my dedication to excellence make me an asset to any team or project.
