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Tim is Partner and Creative Director at London-based agency The Profission Partnership. His background includes a four year stint as Art Director at Internet Business Group Plc and time with industry-recognised agency Kleber, where he won a DMA (Digital Music Award) for his work with Kasabian. As part of the IBG float team, Tim has played a significant part in the planning, concept and development of web systems for many market-leading web-oriented companies such as photostock houses DigitalVision and ImageSource, e-commerce offerings Confetti.co.uk, Sweatband.com, Reebok Fitness and web technology companies such as 365 Media Group and AffiliateFuture.

Since founding Profission with business partner Alex, the partners are often involved in developing solutions for their clients from business plan onwards, and advise entrepreneurs and young companies on how to take their businesses online through effective use of the web. Many of these ventures are completely blank canvasses; young enough to come with no identity whatsoever, so the creative process often begins at this point and will encompass print stationery and marketing collateral where needed as well as an online offering to manage and promote their businesses. At Profission Tim’s clients include The GSM Association, MTV, Barcardi, Glenfiddich, Unicorn Group and Toshiba and he has garnered critical praise for his brand work promoting mortgage company Quantum Money and venture capitalists MVM Life Sciences LLP.

As a designer Tim enjoys an intense enthusiasm and passion aimed at creating something which is more than simply the sum of its parts. Tim’s underlying ethos is that great creative work comes from great relationships. Active in the fields of Brand Identity, Print and Web; Tim has evolved his fundamental methodology to meet the needs of his clients across all of these mediums.

The four coloured links in the footer will take you to different aspects of my portfolio and work added to this blog is categorised under those four headings. This site exists primarily as a vehicle to allow me to display current works in progress, smaller projects; whether they be personal or professional, news and updates, and to record work and designers i find inspirational and want to tell everyone about!

Please take a moment to look around.
Tim

 
 

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Neil Kellerhouse

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Feric

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Carol Prusa

American artist Carol Prusa works with acrylic globes and domes, illustrating incredibly detailed mathematical structures on a unique and subtly three-dimensional construct. Take a look at her portfolio of work.

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The Monolith

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Back in 2004 whilst at Kleber I was asked to create a site for Italian composer and producer Ferdinand Arno, promoting his studio; Quiet, Please! The concept had a special pre-requisite – the site was to have no descriptive words at all, so we’d need to look at an alternative way of communicating the concept. What started with that concept then evolved a couple of times over the next few years!

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Digital Temple

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