Graphic Design, Art and Web Design Portfolio
Work of Graphic Design student and Freelancer Owen Prescott
A bit about me
Hello and welcome to my portfolio, my name is Owen Prescott and I am a Bachelor of Arts degree Graphic Design student. I am passionate about learning and developing as both an individual and as a creative. Student life aside I also work for various clients on a diverse range of freelance projects. My creative aspirations are beyond a hobby in my life, it is an integral part of my individually and just as I see the world as a designer, I also live and breathe it as an artist.
Personal Background
Although perhaps somewhat irrelevant I feel my personal portfolio is an appropriate source to share some info on my backgrounds and history which is relevant to all work found on this site. My creative passions began in school, like most; I eventually found myself in college where I complete the National Diploma in Art & Design. After college I felt like I was missing something, rather than heading straight for university I decided to focus on my personal creative works, this proved to be a great decision.
Skill Diversity
During the period before my current degree and the National Diploma I worked of my skills as both an artist and designer. I taught myself how to use various 3D applications, photography, graphic design and so on whilst also advancing my traditional art & design skills. I have always felt that I need to challenge myself, without that passion you might not be reading this.
If you would like to find out more in regards to my experience and skills than check out the About Me page and of course take a look through my portfolio artwork.
Inspiration
The world is my source for inspiration; I have always felt that nature is a fundamental part of my human experience and I base my life around appreciating the world around me. I also like how nature and urban often conflict with one another, to some degree they create a harmony and experiencing that level of connection to the environment is why I feel that I born into the visual arts, I learn from what I see and my desire to learn requires that I see more. .
