Emma Ward

Graphic Designer at Bambino Mio®
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Greater Northampton Area, United Kingdom, GB

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Experience

    • United Kingdom
    • Retail
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Graphic Designer
      • Feb 2019 - Present

      I lead a variety of high-value digital & print campaigns from concept creation, through to final delivery and enjoy every stage of the process. I’m particularly confident within the ideation phase and enjoy working with other team members to help them reach their full potential whilst also ensuring the creative vision is implemented, to a high quality, across the campaign. I have a key focus on packaging design, ensuring existing artwork is updated accordingly in-line with current branding and also create brand new artwork when required.My role has enabled me to greatly expand my skills across digital design, including email, website, social & animation assets, and I am constantly looking for ways to improve my technical and design skills.I am confident liaising with internal & external stakeholders and suppliers to ensure all assets we create meet with strict brand guidelines and high quality expectations on a frequent basis.

    • Real Estate
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Freelance Graphic Designer
      • Aug 2018 - Feb 2019

      I planned and developed the Deco brand, as well as art-working final designs. I planned and developed the Deco brand, as well as art-working final designs.

    • United Kingdom
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Designer
      • Nov 2011 - Jul 2018

      I designed, artworked and planned greeting cards, calendars, diaries and 3D products, working in the reprographics department when needed. My responsibilities enabled me to broaden my skill set and knowledge of various technical processes whilst gaining confidence in my abilities.I oversaw designs from concept stage through to the final technical stage. I frequently worked with detailed artwork that required extensive Photoshop image manipulation.I planned and managed the exclusive Deco brand, analysing sales, emerging trends and gaps in the market, to create the content for each module and season. I briefed illustrators and designers, managing them and working with them throughout the process, personally ensuring each design met with strict brand guidelines and exceeded the quality the Deco consumer expects. Deco was launched in 2007 and I constantly looked for new ways to re-invent the brand. I introduced new products including brooches and hair combs as well as creating a brand guidelines pack and presenting it to the creative team.

    • United Kingdom
    • Book and Periodical Publishing
    • Junior Designer
      • May 2010 - Nov 2011

      I designed children’s books, working alongside in-house editors and briefing external illustrators. I worked on numerous projects concurrently and employed excellent organisational and time management skills to complete my jobs to a high standard. Other responsibilities included creating print-ready files and sending them to printers. I designed children’s books, working alongside in-house editors and briefing external illustrators. I worked on numerous projects concurrently and employed excellent organisational and time management skills to complete my jobs to a high standard. Other responsibilities included creating print-ready files and sending them to printers.

    • Photography
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Digital Editor
      • Oct 2009 - May 2010

      I retouched photographs from studio shoots, involving light correction, cropping and colour manipulation, while keeping customer sensitivity in mind. I retouched photographs from studio shoots, involving light correction, cropping and colour manipulation, while keeping customer sensitivity in mind.

Education

  • University of Northampton
    Bachelor of Arts - BA, Graphic Design
    2006 - 2009

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