My background
I am a graphic designer trained at Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design. I manage my own small design studio from a base in Hoxton where I work for a range of corporate and boutique clients in print and multimedia. I also provide training in graphic design and creative thinking techniques via a number of courses at Central Saint Martins and various creative organisations both nationally and internationally.

Authorship
Together with students from the RCA, The Architecture Association and Central Saint Martins I contributed to 8:12:1 - featured in the Guardian newspaper and Wallpaper, this collaborative project brought together architects and graphic designers in representing the passage of time in an urban environment.

Recent initiatives
In 2006 I have assisted the Howard League for Penal Reform in setting up 'Barbed' - the design studio at Coldingley Prison, Surrey - by creating and delivering a 15 week course in graphic design for inmates. This initiative was recently a feature article in Creative Review and other publications. I now sit on an advisory panel to the Howard League representing the prison service, the design industry and government.