James Muspratt

James Muspratt has a diverse work experience in graphic design, with a focus on web design and user experience. James started their career as a Graphic Designer at the Pennsylviania Institute of CPAs, where they designed various print materials. James then worked as a Graphic Design intern at mgmt. design, where they collaborated on projects for clients such as Human Rights Campaign and Architecture Research Office.

Later, James worked as a Graphic Designer at the Yale Center for British Art, where they redesigned lobby signage and created event postcards and exhibition materials. James also served as a Teaching Assistant at Yale School of Art and as a Graphic Designer at the Yale University Art Gallery.

James gained experience in web design while working as an Adjunct Faculty at Watkins College of Art, Design & Film, where they taught courses on web design and development. James also worked as a Senior Experience Designer at IMM - Right Ideas. Real Results. All In., where they focused on creating immersive user experiences. Before that, they worked as an Experience Designer at the same company.

More recently, James worked as a Designer at Upstatement, a design and engineering studio. Overall, they have a strong background in graphic design and web design, with a range of experience in both print and digital media.

James Muspratt attended Yale University from 2006 to 2009, where they pursued a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree with a focus on Graphic Design. Prior to that, they studied at Swarthmore College from 1997 to 2001, earning a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Philosophy, with a specialization in Ancient Greek. During their time at Swarthmore, in 1999-2000, they participated in a study abroad program at the University of Oxford, where they further deepened their understanding of Philosophy and Ancient Greek.