I am a freelance digital creative (web designer to most), with proficiency in web site information architecture, user interface design, XHTML, CSS, font design, graphic design, illustration & photography.

I have been working on-line professionally since the mid 1990's and have produced work for many large brands such as Emap, B&Q, Aardman, Pepsi Co, AKQA, LBi & Nature publishing.

I have had work have been featured in a many creative industry web sites, books & magazines. Much of my design work can be viewed in my web design portfolio and I have a glowing set of testimonials.

Some of my other personal web sites.

• portfolio _ Busy times

  Wed, 07 May 2008 17:12:39 BSTWell I've been pretty busy of late, I have just finished the design and build of a little site for Fierce Model Management, the re-design of the Czarnikow web site for Noko, A rebranding of Claims Direct for Graphico, the Duchamp Autumn / Winter collection web site for Drive Business, Oral B professional micro site for Defected London, Our Eczema web site for Our Eczema, am finalizing the designs for the Joules Spring / Summer collection web site and am making preparations for a flip of hemisphere.

• Articles _ Sliding over to wordpress

  Tue, 29 Apr 2008 19:39:51 BSTI am slowly moving the Articles on this site over to wordpress as the off the shelf comments and cms engine is more robust then anything I have the time to build a secure one myself. Initially I booked out variations of my name to stop xclusivemedia using them for blackmail as they have done with other folks who have spoken out against there crimes but I actually like the interface a lot and have started exploring it for doing a music reviews project that I have wanted to do for nearly 20 years, nut more on that later.

• internet _ Stop Virgin

  Tue, 15 Apr 2008 23:42:39 BST"The new CEO of Virgin Media, Neil Berkett, has openly stated in an interview that they think net neutrality is "a load of bollocks" and claimed theyre already doing deals to deliver some people?s content faster than others. They would then put websites and services that dont pay Virgin in the "slow lane", meaning those sites would load slowly and cause most users to give up using them, feeling forced to use whatever Virgin wants to push through their network."