Elliott Smith

Elliott Smith has a diverse and extensive work experience in the field of graphic design and brand marketing. Elliott started their career freelancing while pursuing their university degree and has since worked for notable companies and organizations.

In 2008, Elliott joined Nike as a Brand Marketing Assistant, where they managed clothing samples, assisted in photoshoots, and contributed to England launch campaigns. Elliott then transitioned to Umbro in 2011 as a Junior Brand Designer, responsible for creating brochures, catalogues, and advertising campaigns for the company's performance and sportswear products.

After their experience at Umbro, Elliott joined Iconix Brand Group in 2012 as a Brand Designer. Elliott worked within the company's in-house Graphic Design team and was involved in promoting and elevating various fashion and home brands in the marketplace.

In 2017, Elliott worked for AppLearn ADOPT as a Senior Graphic Designer, overseeing the development of the company's brand and collaborating with key departments and external agencies. Later that year, they joined Squad as a Brand Designer, where they worked on multiple brands in different formats, including environmental spaces and branding products.

From 2019 to 2021, Elliott worked at Sorted Group as a Creative Designer, producing creative content across various media channels and providing support to different teams in the company for brand communications. Currently, Elliott is working at Steamforged Games Ltd as a Senior Graphic Designer, involved in designing and developing original and licensed tabletop games.

Throughout their career, Elliott has demonstrated their expertise in graphic design, marketing, branding, and creative content production.

Elliott Smith pursued their education in the field of multimedia design at The University of Huddersfield. From 2003 to 2007, they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Multimedia Design, specializing in video, 3D, and graphic design. Prior to this, from 2001 to 2003, they attended Huddersfield New College, where they studied fine art, English literature, and IT. However, no specific degree was mentioned for this period of their education.