Aaron Hinchion

Aaron Hinchion has a diverse work experience spanning several roles and companies. Aaron is currently working as a Creative Director at ICO, where they provide creative, branding, communications, PR, and social support to indie developers and major video game and tabletop brands. Prior to this, Aaron worked as an independent Creative Director at The Only Aaron Hinchion, where they utilized various skills such as writing, art direction, design, product development, film, and education to solve problems. Aaron also served as a Freelance Senior Copywriter & Creative Director at BBC Maestro, where they provided copywriting and creative direction for various projects involving notable personalities. Previously, Aaron worked at Kano Computing as both an Executive Creative Director and Creative Director, leading brand and content across product, marketing, partnerships, and community, and contributing to the launch of the award-winning Harry Potter Coding Kit. Aaron also had significant roles at Albion, where they served as an Associate Creative Director, Senior Creative, Creative Head, and Art Director/Interactive Designer, working on projects for brands like Skype, Zoopla, and innocent drinks for kids. Before that, Aaron worked at Hinchion & Sons - Born Then Bred, where they served as a Creative Director, working with agencies and companies to create branding, advertising, websites, and products. Additionally, they worked at Digital Vision as an Interactive Designer, focusing on redesigning their digital presence, and at Junction4a as a Creative, contributing to design, film work, and conceptual development for clients like Adidas and Missy Elliot. Aaron has a strong background in creative direction, branding, design, and art direction, with experience in various industries and a track record of delivering innovative and successful projects.

Aaron Hinchion graduated from Birmingham City University in 2000 with a BA (Hons) in Visual Communication. Prior to that, they completed a Foundation degree in Design and Visual Communications at the University of the Arts London in 1997.