I was given his website and company address and told to get in touch,
so i have, i have sent an email with questions and containing some of my own work.
He quotes:
''I create Visual & Sonic Communication of the highest standard for a wide & eclectic audience, I add value for individuals and companies by helping them communicate their core message worldwide.''
Tim grew up in Bristol amid the emergence of the surrounding sound system culture that mixed electronics with all manner of musical styles. He was djing & producing music at seventeen, this love of mixing music & sound with its limitless possibilities has had a huge influence on his working method.
His first job on leaving college was to design the sleeve for Coldplay’s debut release on Parlophone recordings. He went on to work for Digit, a renowned interactive media studio based in London.
This was the only piece of information i could find on him, but hopefully i will get a bit of information on him through the emails i have sent. However he is both an artist and musician, specialising in abstract artwork, with markmaking and print work, here are a few examples of his work:



My favourite is the middle piece, i am particularly interested in the markmaking and stamping effects he has managed to get which is possibly something i can use in my background to the wildlife pieces.
his company:
Nth Creative
The studio prides itself in creating work of the highest standard, across the spectrum of modern media methods. Integrating exemplary typography, experimental illustration, digital & classical means of mark creation, Branding & online communications, print making, sound design, teaching & production.
nth is a new creative collective based in Edinburgh wholly owned & run by
designers & creative professionals. The studio prides itself in creating work of
the highest standard, across the spectrum of modern media methods. Integrating
exemplary typography, experimental illustration & digital & classical means of mark creation, print making, sound design, teaching & production.


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