Luke’s wide-ranging expertise encompasses the design of brand identities, packaging, print and signage as well as web and digital media.
Luke began his career back in 1998, gaining a part time job at Infotel Solutions in Southern Lincolnshire – after a rather lucky work experience placement.
His work expanded over this 13 year placement to encompass web, print, brand development and identity projects – playing a part in the evolution of a small hotel reservations business in the late 1990s into in a groundbreaking collection of leisure and corporate solution companies by the 2010’s.
In 2011 Luke took on roles with a collective of businesses, Activ Group, Ideal Ltd & Thomas Campbell/WLYH – working on the identity and development of a portfolio of bars, nightclubs, catering & property businesses across the United Kingdom.
During the midst of the COVID pandemic, Luke became a self employed designer. Becoming a full-time freelancer was something he’d always wanted to try. By late 2020 there had never been a more suitable opportunity to give it a go, so he took the leap – and rather fortunately, landed on his feet.
He retained working relations with previous employers as well as forming new relationships with new individuals and businesses, building up a loyal base of wonderful customers located across all corners of the United Kingdom.
Further to this, the new home office setup allowed Luke to work from any location – so after 40 years of living in the East of England – his family relocated to The Lizard, a beautiful coastal village in South West Cornwall.
”As far back as when I was 18, one of my dreams was to try and form my own design studio, helping those with a need to grow their own dreams into success stories.
That dream never went away.
With the guidance, support, trust & commitment of those who supported me and offered such valuable opportunities along the way (Ann, Davy, Kimberley & Tanya) plus gaining the confidence from my very first few customers (Caroline, Dennis, Harry, Karl, Matt, Nick, Mollie) – and of course the trust of my very understanding wife, Emma – I’m now in the wonderful position to have made that dream a reality, so I can try my best to help others realise theirs too.
