katiejaycameron@gmail.com | 0466 508 183
Hello, I’m Cam.
I’m a Naarm/Melbourne-based human who has worked across a smorgasbord of industries— the common link being visual communications, community and creativity. These are the areas that make me tick.
I’m a staunch advocate for human-centred design, seeking first to understand before trying to be understood, and passing the mic to the person who hasn’t yet spoken. I believe that combined, these are the key ingredients for effective communication and solutions-focussed design within this noisy and often-polarising world we currently inhabit.
I’m a Naarm/Melbourne-based human who has worked across a smorgasbord of industries— the common link being visual communications, community and creativity. These are the areas that make me tick.
I’m a staunch advocate for human-centred design, seeking first to understand before trying to be understood, and passing the mic to the person who hasn’t yet spoken. I believe that combined, these are the key ingredients for effective communication and solutions-focussed design within this noisy and often-polarising world we currently inhabit.
I feel that design has an important role to play in finding new solutions to old challenges, and inviting alternative ways of societal thinking and being as we enter an uncertain—but largely hopeful!—chapter in
human existence.
When I’m not nerding out over designery stuff you can usually find me walking the Merri Creek trail with my partner and our two loud (but lovable) Dachshunds.
Do you or your organisation have an idea? I’d love to listen. Let’s chat about your vision and how I can help you to bring it to life.
Areas I work in:
Community co-design
Human-centred design
Print collateral and publications
Logo and branding
Community co-design
Human-centred design
Print collateral and publications
Logo and branding
Packaging design
Copy writing
Content writing
Photography
Strategy
[—0—] I acknowledge the traditional owners of the land I live, work, and play on, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. I pay my respects to elders past, present and emerging and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. Always was, always will be.