Hey there!

My name is Rita and I live in Cape Town, South Africa.

With over a decade of experience in graphic design, I'm known for my attention to detail and commitment to excellence. From print to digital media, I craft forward-thinking designs that resonate with audiences. I stay ahead of the ever changing world of design by embracing continuous learning, keeping abreast of the latest trends, tools, and techniques, to ensure that my work remains fresh and relevant.

Beyond the confines of my design studio, I find solace in the great outdoors, where I indulge in the joys of camping with my family amidst nature's splendour. The adventure not only fuels my creative spirit but also fosters a sense of balance, essential for tackling the demands of the fast-paced design industry.

Driven by passion for design, I inspire with unwavering dedication to excellence to leave a memorable mark on the industry.

Skills

Proficient in Adobe Suite, Google Workspace and Microsoft Office

Strong understanding of design principles, including layout, typography, color theory, and composition

Ability to create visually appealing graphics, illustrations, and artwork

Digital media design, including social media graphics, and digital advertising

Collaborate effectively with team members

Attention to detail and a keen eye for aesthetics.

Problem-solving skills to overcome design challenges

Time management and organization skills to handle multiple projects and meet deadlines effectively

Tools

Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, After Effects)

Google Workspace (Slides, Docs, Sheets, Forms)

Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook)

Relevant Work Experience


2011 - 2018

Argility (Pty) Ltd.

Facilities Manager and Events Coordinator

2011-2019

Freelance Graphic Design in spare time

2019 - To Date

Argility (Pty) Ltd.

Graphic Designer

Design Philosophy

Attention to detail.

Perfection is possible. 

Pay attention to your design content. Alignment, spacing, and consistency are very important and the key to a cohesive look and stylish outcome.


Design is inclusive.  

Everyone has opinions about design and instead of disregarding these, they should be welcomed. Great insights arrive through actively listening and including others with different perspectives in your design process.


Figure it out. 

 Not knowing how to do something is normal, especially when trying something new or having limited resources. But don't use not knowing how as an excuse to not do it — do the research, figure it out and learn from it.


Fail and break things. 

Experimentation is essential to progress. This as an extension of learning, but it means going beyond and trying something new that there isn’t yet an instructional YouTube video for telling you what to do. Experiment with your tools and open your possibilities.


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