The NHS Barking & Dagenham Primary Care Trust, in partnership with the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham, commissioned me at short notice to design and oversee print production for a substantial annual report. The 120-page document featured complex content, including numerous tables and infographics, a text-linked glossary and an extensive system of footnotes.
Following a setback with a previous designer, they were faced with a tight timeline. I delivered the print files and hyperlinked PDF within one week, ensuring all requirements were met to a high standard.
The brief specified a restrained use of photos, with the cover imagery reflecting diversity. The final design balanced accessibility and visual cohesion, and was met with great satisfaction by all stakeholders.
By Chris Glennie – Print & ePub Book
Chris Glennie commissioned me to design the print and ePub editions of Looking for America, a 366-page travel journal exploring personal journeys through US history. The project required careful typographic planning to ensure a consistent layout across both hardcover print and digital formats, with seamless navigation in the ePub version.
I developed a clean design that balanced long-form text with supporting illustrations, adapting the layout for Kindle compatibility while preserving the integrity of the print edition. All illustrations were supplied as greyscale scans. I colourised the cover to bring it to life. The final result is a book that works just as well in print as it does on screen – built to last beyond the first skim.
16 Pages – Print & Interactive PDF
Tourettes Action asked me to redesign their fundraising brochure, updating an outdated publication while working within their existing brand guidelines. The brief was to refresh the look and feel, making the content more engaging and accessible without losing brand recognition.
I developed a playful, modern layout with improved flow, helping guide readers through key messaging and calls to action.
The final artwork was set up in InDesign for both print and interactive PDF. The result was a more contemporary, user-friendly brochure that better supports the organisation’s fundraising efforts.
16 Pages – Print & PDF
Decathlon commissioned me to design TEN, a quarterly, customer-facing magazine distributed across UK stores, with around 40,000 printed copies as well as an eMagazine version.
I developed the original magazine template in Adobe InDesign and produced each edition under tight turnaround times, working closely with the communications team to translate varied content into a clear and engaging layout.
Each issue required a flexible but consistent design approach aligned with Decathlon’s branding, accommodating product features, editorial content and brand messaging across formats.
