I was born at an early age... The son of an architect, I was educated at King’s School Worcester. I left at 15 to work for a local architectural practice, and take A-levels at the local college. Seemed like a good plan... So I worked as an architectural technician for the next six years - although I couldn’t progress to the next stage until I got qualified, so I came to Cheltenham to take my degree. But afterwards, I became increasingly frustrated by the lengthy process between creative idea and actual realisation. Remembering that I had always been applauded for my artistic skills, I had something of an epiphany, and took the bold decision to see if I could make a living at graphic design. So I took a job with a small local graphics studio, and over two years did so well that I became creative head. After that, I worked for two full-service agencies in Cheltenham, after which I went out on my own and formed Studio B with my wife Sheila. That went well for the best part of ten years, until I was head-hunted by Chapter One. I stayed with them for nearly three years, then returned to the freelance life for another five - until I was headhunted again, this time by Target Direct. Two-and-a-half years with them, then in 2001 I went back on the freelance trail again - and so ever since. I could write about the skills I have, and the many clients and types of business I have worked on, but hopefully my work will tell a better story in that regard than words ever could. The truth is, I like working independently because I thrive on variety and challenge. I love being tasked to deliver good work, on time, for sensible cost - it keeps me sharp, and gives my clients what they need. Whether that’s an advertising agency, marketing company, or an independent client, I am stimulated by different demands and disciplines. And I believe that excitement is reflected in the work I deliver.…I was born at an early age... The son of an architect, I was educated at King’s School Worcester. I left at 15 to work for a local architectural practice, and take A-levels at the local college. Seemed like a good plan... So I worked as an architectural technician for the next six years - although I couldn’t progress to the next stage until I got qualified, so I came to Cheltenham to take my degree. But afterwards, I became increasingly frustrated by the lengthy process between creative idea and actual realisation. Remembering that I had always been applauded for my artistic skills, I had something of an epiphany, and took the bold decision to see if I could make a living at graphic design. So I took a job with a small local graphics studio, and over two years did so well that I became creative head. After that, I worked for two full-service agencies in Cheltenham, after which I went out on my own and formed Studio B with my wife Sheila. That went well for the best part of ten years, until I was head-hunted by Chapter One. I stayed with them for nearly three years, then returned to the freelance life for another five - until I was headhunted again, this time by Target Direct. Two-and-a-half years with them, then in 2001 I went back on the freelance trail again - and so ever since. I could write about the skills I have, and the many clients and types of business I have worked on, but hopefully my work will tell a better story in that regard than words ever could. The truth is, I like working independently because I thrive on variety and challenge. I love being tasked to deliver good work, on time, for sensible cost - it keeps me sharp, and gives my clients what they need. Whether that’s an advertising agency, marketing company, or an independent client, I am stimulated by different demands and disciplines. And I believe that excitement is reflected in the work I deliver.WWWW…