Thanks for visiting. My name is Huw Gwilliam;
I’m a freelance designer for screen and print.
My company is Littlepixel Design Ltd, and I create responsive user-experience and front-end design for the web, apps, and all digital
platforms, with an emphasis on function, balance and strong typography. My work isn't solely
screen-based, branching into associated branding, typeface design, design consultation and print
collateral. With over twenty-four years experience in the media industry, and having recently decamped from
London to the Kent Coast, I'm always looking for exciting new projects with enthusiastic people.
I believe effective design should be simply executed, well
considered, and beautifully crafted.
A bit of background:
My experience is wide ranging, working with many clients, from organisations like the BBC, Pernod-Ricard, UBS, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Al Jazeera and the BFI as well as more community-facing projects for NGOs and charities along the way. Pretty much all my work comes from
repeat business or word of mouth, which I think speaks to my skills, quality and value as a graphics
professional.
I'm a team person - I love working with good copywriters, illustrators, photographers, producers, marketeers and developers
to bring a project to realisation. I'm big on planning things out first, prioritising function and consistency
across pages and platforms, and always fastidious with the details.
I studied Graphic Information Design at Falmouth College of Art, graduating in 1996 with honours, and have always
tried to work to the courses' credo of form following function.
I've been working as a freelance contractor since setting up my own company in 2006 after a long and rewarding
stint as designer and Art director at London agency Atticmeda.
My portfolio:
Downloading a PDF containing a representative selection of work seems easier than having to hunt around for links
to sites and apps that may require signup or aren't publicly available.
This version is pretty up to date:
Design Examples (7.1 Mb Acrobat PDF)
Am I available?
I'm often spinning a few plates at once, but that doesn't usually mean I'm not available.
Why not call, text or email me and we can talk about your project, whether I might be a good
fit for it and how we might schedule something?