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Design Credo

07790 322176

designcredo.co.uk
info@designcredo.co.uk

Local Groups: Designed in Devon

Key Clients

Arts Council England, Techserv, Tufgrip, HQ Arts, Entreprojects, VidaForm

Key Skills

Design, Graphics, web, Topsham, Exeter, Marketing, Devon

Design Credo is about a belief in design. We use photography and graphic design as tools to help you to creatively market products services and ideas to your target audiences. We believe passionately that effective use of design will help you operate more efficiently and easily.

We work in three main areas:
Design // Photography // Internet

Our design and photography work is for businesses and community organisations, both national and local, and our customers range from small enterprises to Arts Council England.

Key People

Andrew Butler: Principal
With an extensive history of design and photography Andrew brings a range of influences to his work for commercial and community organisations. With a degree in Psychology and a recent PGCE in teaching, the skills and approaches employed is wide. As a member of the Chartered Society of Designers Andrew looks to adhere to high standards of practice.

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