Different designers have different styles and level of experience. Some designers are more skilled in corporate design than others, have strong illustrative styles and some specialise their niche areas elsewhere. I specialise in below-the-line advertising with experience in various industries such as events, hospitality, music, retail, fashion, entertainment and branding. My experience in both working in the UK and Singapore has established me as being able to blend design to different cultures and settings. You can check out my portfolio to consider if my style is suitable for your needs.

Junior designers can possess great portfolios but many lack the job experience in dealing with clients and can take a longer time in their execution in comparison to seasoned designers. If you are looking for someone who has years of experience, who knows what they are talking about and who can lead and art direct without you pulling your hair in frustration to help them do their job, I am definitely the key choice for you. If a cheap budget is what you are aiming for,  you can seek interns or junior designers. But bear in mind that you get what you paid for.

Screen colours for electronic devices make use of RGB colours while print colours make use of CMYK. What you see on screen cannot be relied as the accurate projection of the colours on print as CMYK colour space excludes all the colours in the colour spectrum that RGB includes. If you are very particular on how your colours appear on print, I can offer Pantone colour presentations upon request, which will help you make the right choices for your printing needs.

This is one of the common misconceptions (Mmm…then why would you seek me in the first place? ). Take a logo for example – it is easy to judge at first sight that the logo is “easy to do”, that “even a 5-year-old can do it”. What you are looking at is the finished product. What you are not looking at is the process behind each logo, the countless of hours of research and sketches so as not to make your logo look the same as your competitors, and the multiple options and revisions requested in order to further perfect that logo. You’re not just paying for the product, but also the man-hours behind its creation. There are sites out there that over-promise that a logo can be done in a few minutes and even D.I.Y with their long list of selections of icons. What they do not tell you, is that because those icons are their copyright, you are only given a royalty-free pass to use them. Even if they give you the option to change certain colours of elements of that icon on their system, by law, you cannot claim or own copyright of your logo, neither are you allowed to trademark on that design. My logo design for each client is unique, carefully thought out and clients get to own the copyright of that logo on the condition of full payment. I will also carry you through the process of choosing your colours for print and digital, icon usage and a whole list of comprehensive solutions to your logo. (If a 5-year-old can do it, can I hire that 5-year-old?)

Simply message me through my contact form. In the current digital age we are living with all the available apps and cool smartphones, getting in touch has never been easier and faster. Rest assured that I am prompt with my replies.

Yes, provided you are credible in your reporting 🙂