About

New Yorker by birth, Londoner by choice, and working as a designer since 2000.

My experience has been across many different disciplines of design with some of the biggest players in advertising, publishing, digital, public relations, marketing for the arts and branding. I have worked with huge global brands and small start-ups, with luxury fashion houses and not-for-profit charities, and with budgets big and small and even won a couple of awards.

After designing for some of the worlds largest companies, my focus has shifted to work with clients who are making a positive impact on society. I have been fortunate enough to work alongside third sector organisations like Youth Endowment Fund, Mission 44, Black Equity Organisation, The Difference, and Youth Futures Foundation, brands like Faith in Nature, Bloomfield Health, WONE, and media, arts and entertainment institutions and start-ups like See Saw Films, Homosapiens podcast, Fourteen Poems, Frieze, and SXSW.

Here are nine facts about me…

+ To signify the civil partnership law coming into effect, I created an IMAGE that was projected onto the House of Commons and was featured on the front page of The Guardian and The New York Times.

+ My addiction to snapping photos has resulted in my work being featured on the SCHMAP guide.

+ You could very well have heard my voice on NME radio. Unfortunately, I can’t get you backstage.

+ I have appeared on RICHARD and JUDY, but never got round to joining their book club.

+ My likeness has been used in the films Music & Lyrics, The Women and I Am Legend.

+ My voice has been sampled in a techno song called 'Shopping in the Ghetto' by SYNTHETIC PLEASURES.

+ I met Bill Clinton. And no, there wasn’t any funny business.

+ I've won a Congressional Art award and my work was displayed at the Nassau County Museum of Art.

+ At the tender age of 10, I helped name the space shuttle ENDEAVOUR. Yes really.