ABOUT ME
I found enjoyed in joining Guides for Brides on their journey of growth, assisting with defining and sharing their value with so many happy couples.
And then along came a little thing called Covid-19…
Just like that, there were no weddings, there were no exhibitions, there were no wedding fairs.
But there were businesses popping up all over Oxfordshire, businesses who were embracing digital technology, finding new ways to engage their audiences.
Claire Noelle Design stepped in to support these businesses with my unique mix of experience and digital design know-how. I still find pleasure in helping them find their identity and making them stand out from their competitors. I take considerable satisfaction in seeing how their business grows through using my designed slide deck presentations and logos.
Helping a business deliver to their clients, with clarity and beautiful design gives me so much pleasure. And helping other business owners achieve their ‘why’, is a truly pleasing occupation.
I’ve seen the design industry grow from drawing board to artificial intelligence, and I still love doing what I do.
Hi, I´m Claire
My life began in the world’s first garden city, the vision of one man who saw every home with a garden and all industrial space surrounded with greenery. From a young age, conceptual ideology and endless possibilities were my companions.
I carried this visionary ethos throughout my life as an Army wife and mother, and into my career working in Germany in the mid 90’s, eventually becoming in-house Graphic Designer for the Ministry of Defence. All this took me away from my comfortable life and on to Iraq, where I created products for the Hearts and Minds campaign in the early 2000s, whilst applying myself to embracing change in my personal life.
I enjoyed working with the RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight and the RAF Falcon Parachute Display Team, designing their season display brochures and other products. I also worked closely with RAF Music designing CD covers which helped them with their collaboration with Decca Records. Over my years of working with the RAF I designed many commemorative Brochures, Posters and exhibition displays which were widely used to celebrate the role of the RAF.
After some time, the thought of once again exploring new possibilities saw me leave the MOD and join Guides for Brides, as their Graphic Designer. It was gratifying to design the wedding directory that was distributed throughout hundreds of wedding fairs, and their large exhibition boards that went to national
wedding exhibitions.
