About
Steven is a creative practioner working across design, photography and art direction.
He has also worked as a lecturer in Higher Education for over ten years.
A keen collaborator, he has worked with a wide range of practitioners – from geographers to illustrators to sculptors to biologists.
His main interests lie in the convergence between visual / written communication and matters around sustainability and ecological issues.
He has always aimed to work predominently with not-for-profit organisations, community groups and academic institutions.
Clients have included the NHS, Big Issue, University of Exeter, UWE Digital Futures, Plymouth University Press and the Institute of Photography at Falmouth University.
He was awarded an Arts & Humanities Research Council︎︎ grant for a collaborative project about repair culture in the South West. The project culminated in a two-day sumposium at Reed Hall in Exeter and the publication of a book enitled Visible Mending (Uniformbooks).
He lives in Cornwall by the sea with two great artists and an overly talkative cat.
Steven is a creative practioner working across design, photography and art direction.
He has also worked as a lecturer in Higher Education for over ten years.
A keen collaborator, he has worked with a wide range of practitioners – from geographers to illustrators to sculptors to biologists.
His main interests lie in the convergence between visual / written communication and matters around sustainability and ecological issues.
He has always aimed to work predominently with not-for-profit organisations, community groups and academic institutions.
Clients have included the NHS, Big Issue, University of Exeter, UWE Digital Futures, Plymouth University Press and the Institute of Photography at Falmouth University.
He was awarded an Arts & Humanities Research Council︎︎ grant for a collaborative project about repair culture in the South West. The project culminated in a two-day sumposium at Reed Hall in Exeter and the publication of a book enitled Visible Mending (Uniformbooks).
He lives in Cornwall by the sea with two great artists and an overly talkative cat.
Latest
• Lecturing at Falmouth University in Cornwall, UK. Working across both the Graphic Design BA in the School of Communication, and the Photography BA in the Institute of Photography. He has also recently been made Sustainability Advocate for the School of Communication.
• Building a start-up CIC (Community Interest Company). Called Other Oils︎︎ it aims to provide HVO, a fossil-free fuel which can be used as a drop-in replacement for regular diesel. Other Oils aim to launch a pilot project this year in Cornwall.
• Success in group bid for British Council Challenge Malaysia project. An on-going international partnership between Falmouth University and Biji-Biji, a Kuala Lumpur based social enterprise which champions sustainable living and reusing waste creatively.
• Gained certification via the Carbon Literacy Project.︎︎ Carbon Literacy is relevant climate change learning that leads to positivity and action towards reducing carbon emissions. Aim now is to introduce workshops with Falmouth University as part of it’s Sustainability Week in Spring 2021.
• Lecturing at Falmouth University in Cornwall, UK. Working across both the Graphic Design BA in the School of Communication, and the Photography BA in the Institute of Photography. He has also recently been made Sustainability Advocate for the School of Communication.
• Building a start-up CIC (Community Interest Company). Called Other Oils︎︎ it aims to provide HVO, a fossil-free fuel which can be used as a drop-in replacement for regular diesel. Other Oils aim to launch a pilot project this year in Cornwall.
• Success in group bid for British Council Challenge Malaysia project. An on-going international partnership between Falmouth University and Biji-Biji, a Kuala Lumpur based social enterprise which champions sustainable living and reusing waste creatively.
• Gained certification via the Carbon Literacy Project.︎︎ Carbon Literacy is relevant climate change learning that leads to positivity and action towards reducing carbon emissions. Aim now is to introduce workshops with Falmouth University as part of it’s Sustainability Week in Spring 2021.