Alison O'Leary-Fitzpatrick

Alison O'Leary-Fitzpatrick has a diverse work experience in the creative industry. Alison most recently worked as a Junior Concept Artist at Coatsink since November 2022. Prior to that, they worked as a Freelancer from April 2022 to November 2022. Alison also gained experience as a Creative at ditto tv from March 2021 to April 2022.

In 2020, they took on a role as a Games Researcher at Teesside University, where they conducted research on diversity in game characters in collaboration with UKIE and Dr. Satish Shewhorak. Their findings were shared widely in the games industry and media.

Earlier in their career, Alison completed internships at ditto tv, Advocate-Art, and gained work experience at Brown Bag Films and Microsoft.

Overall, Alison's work experience spans across various creative roles in different companies, showcasing their passion and dedication to the creative industry.

Alison O'Leary-Fitzpatrick pursued their education in a sequential manner. Alison began their academic journey in 2013 at the National College of Art and Design. During their time there, they focused on Design and Visual Communications, but the specific degree earned is unknown.

In 2015, O'Leary-Fitzpatrick moved on to Technological University Dublin where they completed their Bachelor of Arts degree in Visual Communications. Their studies concentrated on Graphic Design and Illustration, providing their with a comprehensive understanding of the field.

Continuing their educational pursuits, they enrolled at Teesside University in 2019. Over the course of one year, O'Leary-Fitzpatrick completed a Master of Arts degree in Concept Art for Games & Animation. The program equipped their with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in this specialized area of creativity.

With a progressively diverse educational background, Alison O'Leary-Fitzpatrick has developed competence and expertise in various fields related to design and visualization.