Combining the powers of graphic design, illustration, and motion graphics, I create distinctive display fonts for film and television.

After a childhood consumed by books, films, and endless hours drawing, I left school with definite aspirations towards a career in art and design. I was lucky enough to find work as an assistant to the head designer for a small children’s book publisher just a few miles from home, which provided the pivotal experience in industry fundamentals while introducing me to the now obsolete paste-up process, just as it was being superseded by computer programs such as Photoshop, Quark XPress, and InDesign.

These became best-sellers on marketplaces such as Creative Market, and funded a year long diploma in motion graphics for film and television in London. Inspired by creative heroes such as Saul Bass, Dan Perri, and Pablo Ferro, this was a period devoted to film titles and opening/ending credit sequences.

Recently, I’ve worked with major studios in the production of film trailers, titles, and branding concepts, and via Wingsart Studio have fed this professional experience into a series of display fonts targeted at the entertainment industry. They’ve gained a reputation for a fun, retro aesthetic, some of which you might have already seen on Marvel’s She-Hulk, Dungeons & Dragons, Stranger Things, and Apple Arcade.