While studying at UCLAN I was able to work in a number of different areas and develop my creative skills. Working in Fashion & Brand Promotion alongside photography enabled me to explore mediums such as styling, graphic design, trend prediction and product design, but I have mostly tried to lean Read More...

While studying at UCLAN I was able to work in a number of different areas and develop my creative skills. Working in Fashion & Brand Promotion alongside photography enabled me to explore mediums such as styling, graphic design, trend prediction and product design, but I have mostly tried to lean my work towards graphic design.

I have also worked with the rugby apparel company Front Up and have produced a number of designs that are currently being sold on its online store. Working in a field that I am not familiar with has taught me that I can adapt my skills well and produce high quality work.

I work well within a team and individually as this has been a requirement throughout my course at university. Time management is also a strong point of mine and I have met every deadline set. I feel this shows I am a reliable person who is passionate and enthusiastic about my work.

I feel my skills lie mostly in Graphic Design, and I have developed my own style, using abstract line to suggest shape and form. I feel the River Island Graduate fashion Week brief was my most successful as it shows my creativity and my favoured style of working.

I feel my style can be adapted to a wide variety of tasks. I have knowledge of programmes such as Adobe illustrator and Photoshop; almost all of my university projects were completed on these programmes. I have developed my skills through university; however I am willing to learn new skills and develop my creativity.