Welcome to the website
of Phil Turner, a 'traditional' freelance graphic designer.
Phil Turner, freelance graphic designer, art director and consultant based in Stockport,
Cheshire, South Manchester. Phil works with people, companies and organisations to solve their design challenges and creative problems, moving their business forward, helping them achieve their objectives.
Phil is an ideal choice when you need an experienced professional to " just get on with the job".
Strong typographic and design skills combined with conceptual thinking makes his design work unique.
A design specialist in these areas:
Creative thinking, Conceptual Design, Advertising concepts, Advertising Design, Graphic Design and Typography, Brochure Design, FMCG Packaging Design, Alternative packaging solutions, Creative thinking, Art Direction in Studios or Location
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DESIGN FOR PRINT
This covers most design needs for business, from stationery items to company brochures, leaflets, product catalogues, corporate identity - logos, publishing - book design including book jackets and fmcg packaging and point of sale.
WEBSITE & WIREFRAME DESIGN
A website today is an important part of your business marketing. My unique skillset allows me to design websites that will compliment your existing print material. All websites I design are complient with web W3c standards to help disabled people access websites.
ILLUSTRATION & PHOTOGRAPHY
Design work often needs photography or illustrations to add style and personality. Quite often it needs both. My skills as a designer and illustrator allow me to choose a style thats suitable for your business.
ADVERTISING
Having over 20 years experience working for some of the UK's largest advertising agencies as an art director, I can use my ability to supply your business with concepts and artwork for advertising campaigns or just one off adverts. Press, posters and even TV storyboards.
Please take a look around my website and contact me if you would like to discuss your next design job.
