A graphic designer for over 15 years and working with both start-ups and well established companies across a variety of locations, Lee is passionate about turning her clients’ thoughts and dreams into designs – including, of course, a spark of their own individuality in each masterpiece.

From small- to medium-scale signage, corporate identity packages, flyers and leaflets, book covers, websites, social media design, clothing, gifting, branding and e-learning platforms, Lee has amassed a wealth of experience. An artist and a creative, she is exceptionally attentive and has worked on a wide variety of software programs, including CorelDraw, Adobe InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop, and Inkscape.

Apart from graphic design, Lee enjoys oil painting and exploring her world. She is based in the beautiful city of Cape Town, in South Africa, from which she draws her muse. She is also the creator of the RealWorld.Earth curriculum, a way for young learners and explorers to reach out into the world through a blend of science and spirituality.

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A copywriter, editor, author, and content producer for over 15 years, Adrian has created compelling content for small and medium businesses, individuals, Blue Chip financial giants, and multi-nationals across South Africa, Australia, the UK, the US, Europe, the Middle-East and Sub-Saharan Africa. He specialises in keeping content simple, clear, elegant and resonant, understanding that clients want – and readers need – punchy work that flows beautifully, that draws the audience in and stimulates, and that delivers a message, or product, in the clearest way possible.

He is also a specialist technical academic editor on the editor panels of the University of Stellenbosch Business School, Nelson Mandela Metro University, University of Namibia, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, the UK-based University of Leicester, and a number of private MBA colleges (such as MANCOSA and Henley Business School). He also headed up the editing panel for Fort Hare’s PhD department, and has edited for submission to a number of peer review journals, including the UK-based Journal of Microbiology and the South African Journal of Economic and Management Science.

Just one of the many projects he has been involved in was the creation of copy for First National Bank’s Fundaba project, a digital app-based entrepreneurship learning programme – attached to a non-fee bank account – in response to the barriers faced by small and medium-sized businesses in South Africa. You can read the full details of this project here.