I help people and organisations work out what they need, then bring it to life: websites and digital tools, brands and print, and 3D visualisation of spaces, products and places. From sole traders and small businesses to colleges and museums, I design it, build it or visualise it, and teach you to run it.
I am a design and digital consultant and trainer based in Cambridge, UK, working with clients locally and remotely. My work sits where strategy, design, code, 3D and teaching meet. Most people specialise in one discipline, such as web, graphics or 3D. Combining them is my strength, so the website, the brand and the visuals are planned together and nothing is lost between specialists. I start by understanding the problem, I lead the design, the build and the visualisation, and I hand over with training, so you are never dependent on me to make a change.
That range comes from more than twenty-five years across advertising, multimedia, higher education and running my own studio. I was an Assistant Professor at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, where I led the Interactive Media area, and until 2026 I taught part-time at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge. Alongside teaching, I ran my own design and development studio in Singapore, delivering commercial 3D and web projects.
Today I work with individuals, small businesses, education providers and heritage organisations. Recent work includes a new website for Saint Martin’s Institute of Higher Education in Malta, hand-coded WordPress sites for small businesses, and 3D visualisation and research for heritage projects. On larger jobs I bring in trusted specialists, and I stay accountable for the result from the first conversation to handover.
I am drawn to games, history, heritage and culture. I have lived and worked across the UK, Europe and Asia, and Cambridge, UK is currently home. I am learning its history as I go, and I volunteer at The Museum of Cambridge as well as contributing to Capturing Cambridge, the Museum of Cambridge’s local history site.
I stay involved in the communities around my work. In Singapore I served as Chapter President of the VR/AR Association, and have spoken on panels and at conferences about design and education.
