

I am an aspiring livery designer with a deep love for motorsport and an interest in speed-related design. Forged from a nostalgic love for the videogame series 'Gran Turismo' and inspired by current designers such as Sean Bull and Mark Antar, I create self-directed livery designs which encompasses culture and branding.
My interest in brand design and colour fuels my design process as I create them in Adobe Photoshop renders. To create these, I have made a selection of 2D templates to work with, alongside an ability to use 3D formats in Photoshop using Smart Layers and UV Mapping.
I have had multiple downloads of my livery designs through RaceDepartment and on Gran Turismo: Sport. I continue to share designs on my social media platforms, some of which have been liked by world-renowned drivers such as WRC Champion Petter Solberg and current McLaren F1 driver Lando Norris.
I continue to learn new ways to design and show content, one of which being a YouTube channel which showcases the designs in motion. I aim to further increase my skills and persevere to increase the overall quality of my work.

My skills vary from digitisation to hand-drawn vehicles to create the finalised rendered car. These include:
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3D Clay Modelling
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Adobe Photoshop
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Adobe Premiere Pro
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Alias
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Brand Design and Research
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Colour Matching
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Microsoft Office
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Moodboards
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Social Media Content
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Traditional Hand Drawing
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Digital Drawing
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I also have experience working to design briefs in partnership with the university, where I have created hand-drawn imagery for marketing purposes. My favoured method of working is through digital means, as I combine my love for brand design and motorsport. The relationship between branding and speed within the automotive industry excites me, as I thrive on using colour to enhance my designs and increase their recognition within their preferred environment.
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My love for digitisation has paved the way for me to focus on livery designs as a specific area of the automotive industry. I revel in the realistic elements of the design process, through consideration of financial branding terms and composition through scale to successfully visualise the final render in our reality.
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