I’m Paul Revell, a graphic designer based in Rugby.
Outside of work I'm a keen drummer, proud AFC Wimbledon fan, and even prouder dad of three. With particularly dubious taste in music, so I'm told!
Originally from London (and via Australia), I settled in Rugby in 1996 after graduating from Oxford Brookes University with a BSc Hons in Publishing & Information Systems. Boy, doesn't that seem like a long time ago now!
My graphic design journey began in 2000. I started working for the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy, a UK charity with over 45,000 members. Only 20,000 or so when I first started! I worked on the company website and advertising pages for the BACP membership magazine, Therapy Today.
Revellation Design was born in 2010, when, still at BACP, I expanded my horizons to do a bit of freelance work.
Word quickly spread and after a few years I was completing designs for large UK organisations such as the Royal Academy of Engineering and Practical Action. The bulk of the work was educational resources for young people on an exciting range of STEM topics.
I left BACP and went full-time with Revellation in 2016 and over the last 20 years, I've worked on pretty much everything you can think of - reports, flyers, brochures, financial reports, pop-up banners, socks (yes socks!) – you name it, I’ve probably done it!
I've always looked to further my knowledge. I was awarded a CIM Introductory Certificate in Marketing in 2010. Then, in 2015, I won an award for 'Best and most informative infographic' at the MemCom Awards 2015. That was a proud day!
If you want to talk about potential projects, please do get in touch for a chat!