About me!

1. I'm an aspiring creative ginger,

2. I have curly hair like a lion,

3. I like to drink gin... a bit!

4. There's nothing like a good brew.

 

A little bit more about me!

 

I am a 23 year old bubbly creative advertising graduate from Falmouth University. I was brought up in the rural Yorkshire Dales surrounded by rolling hills, breathtaking waterfalls, limestone pavements, sheep and flat caps. Despite growing up in such an isolated location, I aimed high and my ambition to go to university and begin my path on the career ladder has been at the forefront of what I do.

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I previously studied at a university in the north of England near my home for two years, where I learned and gained valuable insight and skills around the basics of advertising not just theoretically but in practical applications.

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Following this, I decided to take the plunge to follow my ambitions and drive. I moved 400 miles away from home to Falmouth University with skills and knowledge I already acquired and practiced at my previous place of study.

 

Environment is key when it comes to thinking creatively and outside of the box, hence why I attended multiple institutions and experienced different methods and study practices. As a creative, it is paramount to be dynamic and constantly evolving and adapting by being flexible, willing to experience new environments and willing to open your mind to new ideas and concepts.

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Advertising inspires me. I have learned to think creatively, allowing me to design logos, Slogans, TV and Radio scripts, make new brands, expand brands and develop integrated social media campaigns. I enjoy delivering unique ideas and exciting content. It is all about creating engagement with the audience through clever links allowing them to become memorable. I view myself as a sponge, constantly soaking up the world around me, dripping with creativity and flair. I observe advertising as a drug. Once you have a brilliant idea, you just want to create more and so the ongoing addiction begins. I see agencies as huge jigsaw puzzles and I am the missing piece which is yet to fit and make them complete. I offer enthusiasm and passion for the field, reaching to further develop skills and experience within the industry, to start my career in advertising.

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 Am I your missing piece? 

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