Daisy is a Junior Graphic Designer working in JTP’s wider Graphics team. After graduating from Falmouth University, she gained experience at an internship and from freelancing with local businesses where she refined layouts for print materials and promotional campaigns. She also worked on a live project during her studies for a film production company, undertaking a rebrand and producing a sting animation.

In Daisy’s final year of university, her dissertation centred around the role of place in facilitating grief and memorials. As part of her response, she created a photographic exhibition exploring her own personal experience with place and memory, as well as a typeset and hand bound version of the essay which was awarded a Merit in the ISTD Student Assessment.

At JTP, Daisy has contributed to a range of projects including a new settlement in Chichester and a former gasworks in Kent by creating branding, document templates and presentations. She has a particular interest in typography, research-led design, and visual storytelling and is keen in incorporating physical processes and human made techniques where possible. She finds inspiration through keeping up to date with recent films, exhibitions and from the natural and built environment.

In her free time, Daisy enjoys picking up more creative hobbies, having recently finished a pottery throwing course as well as discovering a love for sewing and knitting. She is currently trying to work through a list of knitting projects for her friends and families. She also keeps active by exploring new parts of the UK at the weekends, bringing her camera along to capture friends and the scenery.