Email
rich [at] mccoy.co.uk
Contacts
Request a quote
Book some time
General contact Skype mccoydotcodotuk NZ Mobile +64 (0) 2121 48246
Reg. Office Fountain Court,
High Street,
Market Harborough,
Leicestershire,
LE16 7AF,
UK. Post 14A Polley Crescent,
Katikati,
New Zealand.
Book some time
General contact Skype mccoydotcodotuk NZ Mobile +64 (0) 2121 48246
Reg. Office Fountain Court,
High Street,
Market Harborough,
Leicestershire,
LE16 7AF,
UK. Post 14A Polley Crescent,
Katikati,
New Zealand.
McCoy Digital Ltd 5949733
A few portfolio examples selected from illustration, web design, posters, business cards, fonts, brushes and photography:
I am a well seasoned design professional with over 15 years interactive design experience working alongside some of the worlds leading agencies. My educational background is in the Fine Arts and I have a fully rounded perspective on how a solid creative design practice enhances user experience and supports business efficiency. Outside my immediate commercial practice I support my need to create with painting, sculpture, poetry and photography, oh and the odd bit of bread making.
Web design News and other stuff like general design stuff, freelance issues web site portfolio updates and general guff otherwise known as a bit of chit chat:
Micropoetry
I have taken up commuting again and to make the trip more palatable and playful I have decided that I will sculpt a micropoem on each inbound trip at least and tweet them daily on my arrival at work. All poems are for now available at Micropoems.com in the future I intend to combine them with some [...]Soul Mate – Redux, and adventure back into painting
The ever decreasing few who know me in the physical world as well as he digital will be aware that my background is in the fine arts and if you’ve ever had the dubious pleasure of being my house guest will be aware of the large painting that’s always adorned my walls entitled ‘Soul mate’ [...]The manners of contact / feedback form design
Just a quick post to get this off my mind, its a simple little idea but I would argue that it makes a heap of difference to how users feel when they contact you and the quality of the information they provide when they do. Okay so what is more polite and encouraging of engagement to you? [...]
Work created for:
![]()