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In my capacity as a designer prop maker and writer I was also employed by the BBC to write scripts and make props based on my own designs, for a children’s make-and-do show. My key ‘makes’ included an edible jelly trifle Halloween hand, a ‘squashed mouse’ mouse mat, and a recipe for slime that kids can make at home in the microwave. No other show had cracked the ingredients for clear, child-safe, make-at-home slime, until my recipe.
In addition, as a designer I was also co-chair of a monthly design debate series held at London’s Design Museum, discussing key cultural issues in design.
Some press:
https://www.readingdesign.org/is-irony-killing-design
https://www.iconeye.com/opinion/comment/item/2456-design-is-evil-%7C-icon-041-%7C-november-2006
https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/juicy-phallus-reinventing-the-starke-juicer