A note from the designer

I've been busy. Busy, busy, busy. Haven't we all? The old portfolio site was getting pretty outdated in terms of content and most certainly in terms of design. Frankly I couldn't stand the sight of it any more.

So over the next few months I'll be throwing ideas into the mix to get a new website up and running. One that I can hopefully be proud of. One that my natural tendency as a designer doesn't compel me to redesign after 6 months. For now there's a sampling of recent work and contact details below.

Thanks for visiting. Have a nice day.

Nathan Beck

A sample of recent work

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Supponor

Supponor print design

Supponor specialise in the development of Digital Billboard Replacement technologies for live sports broadcasting. In early 2010 they commissioned Bliss to bring their branding up to date. I was in charge of refreshing their overall corporate image, which included brochure and other various print design and website redesigning.

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Vale Holiday Parks

Vale website

Vale are a chain of holiday parks based in South Wales and Cornwall. I worked with a team on different areas of the design and build of the website and continue to work on improving and expanding it at Bliss. Since the site went live in late 2009 Vale have seen a substantial increase in holiday bookings and caravan sales and, suffice to say, couldn't be happier.

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Chain Reaction Coaching

Chain Reaction Coaching website

In early 2009 I was approached by Chain Reaction Coaching to create the branding and website for their new life coaching company. I worked closely with Daisy and Julie to put together a visual approach and tone for Chain Reaction that reflected the values of their business.

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Innovation Manchester

Innovation Manchester pitch designs

I headed up the creative and design when Flame Digital pitched for the redevelopment of the Innovation Manchester website in late 2009. Although narrowly loosing the pitch, the process was a great experience and taught me a lot about the different aspects of big agency pitches.