Till October 2006 I was employed as a Senior Graphics Designer in print and publishing company BBC Publishing where I was responsible for all artwork design, web designing and reprographics developing. It was my first time getting in touch with print graphics, but I had a lot of experience in design so adapting diferences (different type of colour pallet etc.) was only a matter of days. Later I was also acting as a sales person dealing with our customers or sometimes even helping out in a press room.

It was my first job in UK so begining in this companyconsisted mainly in factory work. Fortunetly after a while my director discovered that I've got much useful skils so i quickly changed my place of rok from factory to office. At start my duties cosisted in design a company logo, headed paper, business cards, posters, advertisements ect.. Eventually I was designing the company website and in the meantime helping with general human resources administration and office work. Later I was also full time van driver and human resources administrator. Occasionally I was helping factory managers in supervising workers what was giving me the biggest satisfaction.

I started working there as a Web Designer and very quickly by integrating with the team I learnt artwork composition and industrial designing from superior colleagues. As a youngster in company and creative artist I really quickly started dealing with many other things, not only pure design. My main responsibility was taking care of the youth matters and getting fresh ideas with help of merchant.

That was my first official job as a Graphic Designer. My duties consisted mainly in designing web pages but also composing different advertisements, leaflets or posters. I learned there everything that I know about web design today, from making graphic layouts to cooperating with older and more experienced colleagues in building a web shops and managing data bases (PHP, MySQL).