A senior designer. Part of your team.

Deep, sustained design support for marketing teams going through a significant period - a major campaign, a rebrand, a growth phase, or the gap between permanent hires.

Who is this for

A team whose senior designer just left and recruitment is taking longer than expected

3 days per week

Near full-time availability

Senior leadership, not just execution

25 years means I can contribute to strategy and creative direction, not just turn around briefs.

A business going through a rebrand, relaunch, or major campaign that needs sustained design leadership

What you get

Near-hire depth

£3,250 / month

+ VAT — quarterly commitment

Quarterly commitment

Stability for both sides

Embedded is as close to having a senior designer in-house as you can get without the hiring commitment. At three days a week, I become a genuine part of your team — attending briefings, understanding the bigger picture, and producing work that's consistent, on-brand, and built to last. You get the depth of a permanent hire with the flexibility of a freelancer. No recruitment fees, no notice periods, no desk space required.

Why it works

No recruitment risk

You know exactly what you're getting from day one. No probation period, no surprises.

There's no obligation at this stage. A short conversation is often enough to work out whether the timing and fit are right.

  • What kind of work your team produces

  • Whether you're looking for ongoing support or have a specific period in mind

  • Roughly when you'd want to get started

A growing team that needs design at a near-full-time level before committing to a permanent hire

Full team integration

Works as part of your team

Print expertise at depth

For teams producing high-volume or complex print work, this level of support pays for itself quickly.

A marketing director who needs someone they can hand work to and trust completely

Flexible to end when you need

When your permanent hire is in place or the campaign is done, we wind down cleanly. No awkward exits.