Freelancer profile translated to English.
Back to original languageAbout Amy
How can I help you?
The visual design of everything you can imagine, really. From complete corporate identity to annual report - from brochure to gift packaging - from car stickers to websites.
Who am I?
A Zeeland-Brabant native. Others describe me as enthusiastic, eager to learn, honest, flexible, loyal, and helpful.
What do I like?
Designing (really), snowboarding, mountain biking, hiking, playing tennis, motorcycling, and experiencing new things.
Where am I?
The pearl of the south, also known as Breda. I work from home or at my flex workspace.
Examples of my work and references can be found at
Dutch
Native or bilingual
English
Conversational
Can work on-site
Breda (up to 20km), Rotterdam (up to 20km), Zierikzee (up to 20km)
Experience
- Design by AimFreelance Graphic DesignerARTS AND CRAFTSApril 2021 - Today (5 years and 2 months)Rotterdam, NetherlandsConnecting people and brands with on- and offline designs ☼
- DOESUMVisual Designer ː Marketing CommunicationDIGITAL AND ITApril 2021 - August 2021 (4 months)Rotterdam, NetherlandsDuring this role, I was responsible for all visual communication. From thank you card to website. From social media to brochure.
- Schinkelshoek CommunicatieGraphic Designer & Account ExecutiveDIGITAL AND ITSeptember 2018 - February 2021 (2 years and 5 months)Rotterdam, NetherlandsAt this communication agency, I was responsible for my own clients from A to Z. From briefing to invoicing. From corporate identity development to website.
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Education
- Graphic DesignLOI2021Kort HBO-programma Grafisch ontwerpen, klassikale cursus van 6 maanden
- Bachelor's Degree, Management, Economics and LawAvans University of Applied Sciences Breda2015Bachelor's Degree, Management, Economics and Law