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George Sutherland

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Graphic Designer at Red Cell Incubation

Arlington, Virginia, United States

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AndrewunlockedGeorge: together at Newcastle University (2012–2014)
×5George: together at Newcastle University
×6George: together at Red Cell Incubation

About

George Sutherland is a designer at Red Cell Partners with a background in architecture. His work spans graphic design projects including community gardens in Oxford and scientific illustrations for the Smithsonian. He uses drawing and design to translate ideas and solve problems for clients across various sectors.

Experience

  1. Red Cell PartnersDesignercurrent2022 — present
  2. AM Patent Drawings & GraphicsProject Manager / Graphic Designer2019 — 2022McLean, Virginia, United States
  3. Kalisign USAProject Manager / Marketing Specialist2018 — 2019Washington DC-Baltimore Area
  4. National Building MuseumTeam Leader2017 — 2018Washington DC-Baltimore Area
  5. Smithsonian Institution, Museum of Natural HistoryProject Coordinator / Illustrator2017 — 2018Washington DC-Baltimore Area

Skills & more

Adobe PhotoshopAdobe Illustrator

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Frequently asked questions

Who is George Sutherland?
George Sutherland is a designer at Red Cell Partners with a background in architecture. His work spans graphic design projects including community gardens in Oxford and scientific illustrations for the Smithsonian. He uses drawing and design to translate ideas and solve problems for clients across various sectors.
Where does George Sutherland work?
George Sutherland is Graphic Designer at Red Cell Incubation.
Where did George Sutherland go to school?
George Sutherland studied at Newcastle University (Bachelor’s Degree, Architecture).

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Also worked at National Building Museum1

Also worked at Smithsonian Institution, Museum of Natural History2