I have a history of creating communications, content, marketing, design, and nerdy stuff. I like to solve problems and make things, usually for employers and sometimes for myself. Show me a bit of design with an interesting story and I’m sold.
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Lewis.
I write and produce content in English and Norwegian, making complex and technical information easy to understand for our customers and staff. I led the effort to collect and present all the complex system requirements so clinics in Norway can understand exactly what they need before using our product.
I worked with stakeholders across the organisation to deliver our new system requirements page. I researched and collected the requirements, designed the page layout, built the page, and wrote the copy.
Used to promote our new interactive documentation - making complex technical requirements easy to understand.
Here, I planned and delivered one of the biggest events of the year – the elections to choose the next leaders of the Students' Union. I developed the communications campaign, designed the materials, wrote the copy, and worked with colleagues to ensure that the rules were accurately conveyed.
Written so every student can understand what the elections are, and the huge advantages of getting involved. Folds down to A5.
Custom-made for the main staircases on campus.
Thousands of blank cards were printed to enable students to leave their details after talking to potential voters.
Routes to key lecture rooms were mapped and targeted.
These A0 posters were big, bold, and bright.
Both freelance and full-time work is included below.
Promoting some of the brilliant student societies at Imperial College London, I jumped on a 100 year old firetruck and filmed our trip around the famous sites of the capital city.
For the University of East London Students' Union. I coordinated the design and printing of the booklets and posters, along with further materials for the web, TV screens and social media.
I designed these images to showcase the recent wins by the team at Imperial College Union.
I designed new merchandise for Kingston University, and organised an in-house photoshoot. My work here led to us winning a new contract to produce more items.
The chaplaincies wanted flyers to highlight where students could find their services on campus. Buildings and campus features were requested by the client.
I led a turnaround project to improve our brand, income and student experience.
A7 guides, lanyards, wall calendars, guides to city life, t-shirts, backdrops, and more had to align to create a clear brand identity.
Creating a new brand was key. I worked with four different graphic designers to bring the new identity to life. This poster, designed by one of my team, showcased the huge range of events we ran.
I led a team to organise a week's worth of events to welcome students to their new home. Freshers Fair, the flagship event, attracted over 4,000 students, 40 companies, and 15 university services.
I designed the A7 booklet to be clipped onto lanyards. It provided an intro to the work of the Students' Union, with a lanyard that students could use year-round.
I led a team of over 30 staff to deliver the events. It was important to ensure students felt welcomed to their new home — showing that they were part of a family was a core message throughout.
What was the week was like? Our video captures two of the best events. I worked with my team to create a brief and commission this video.
The Students' Union needed a stronger brand. Using the original logo and colours, I created a revitalised brand with featuring recognisable parts of campus.
These A5 20-page booklets were a guide to all the services and support that the Students' Union provides.
I designed this to fill the large white walls outside the Students' Union offices, helping to increase the visibility of the brand.
This A5 flyer showed the new office location by using a map of the campus to illustrate the move.
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I love a good challenge with a chance to solve problems, big or small – I really enjoy what I do.
If you have any questions, pop me an email at the address below.