Steve Leggat's portfolio of graphic design and web-design

A few choice projects

Website design, CSS and XHTML for Luxaflex

Client: Luxaflex
Project: Website design, CSS and XHTML

Business cards and other print collateral for Magrette Timepieces

Client: Magrette Timepieces
Project: Business Cards

Logo design and branding for Southern Star

Client: Southern Star
Project: Branding, Print Collateral
Agency: Black

Graphic Design - Free Desktop Wallpapers

Client: Personal
Project: Desktop wallpaper - Download 1440x900 1280x1024 1024x768

Website design for the University of Auckland

Client: The Department of Psychology at The University of Auckland
Project: Website Design

Graphic Design - Free Desktop Wallpapers

Client: Personal
Project: Desktop wallpaper - Download 1440x900 1280x1024 1024x768

Website design and templates for Activate

Client: Activate
Project: Website Design

Logo design and branding for Nature's Touch Spa

Client: Nature's Touch Spa
Project: Branding, Brochures, Menus


Out with it lad

I am a freelance designer with over 10 years experience within the graphic design industry. I was a founding director and designer at Styrofirm, one of New Zealand's leading creative agencies for 6 years, an experience which was great fun and broadened my expertise immensely.

This portfolio contains a selection of my work during this time and beyond.

If you're looking for a hard working, skilled and very down-to-Earth designer then look no further.

  1. Download my Curriculum Vitae (PDF)
  2. Contact me about a design project
  3. Read all the juicy details about me

Latest Blog Posts

Just a quick note to let you know that I've just done another little interview.
Like most kids from my generation onward, I loved me some TV. If I wasn't at school or riding my BMX I was fixed in front of the set until New Zealand TV would shut down for the night. That was until I became the proud owner of a Commodore64 computer.

I'm quite a shy person and generally don't like a lot of attention, but I've just done an email interview over at mcville which you might want to go have a read of.

Quite to my surprise I've been linked to by some very nice design sites, namely CSS Remix, CSS Mania , CSS Bloom (see a trend here?) and WebCreme, and frankly I'm feeling pretty chuffed.
The relative newcomer in programming languages, Ruby, has found her feet and has allllmost caught up to the pack of seasoned professionals. Can she keep the pace up and leave the others in her dust? Things are looking that way!

What's my vibe?

I dismissed Twitter early on because I couldn't see any benefit to reading what people, mostly strangers to me, are doing throughout the day. I'm not totally convinced it's not a waste of my time, but it is quite interesting, in a voyeuristic way. I think the clincher for me was being able to read what some of the top designers and bloggers are up to and getting a little bit of inside knowledge on what makes them successful. If you're signed up then feel free to 'follow' me.

I'm really digging NetVibes right now. I'm not totally convinced that web-applications are going to take over any time soon (I'm cursed by too much internet downtime) and I'd never thought I'd find web-based widgets so handy, but NetVibes has done it for me.. for now anyway.

In My Bookmarks

OMG Posters! - too many great art prints and not enough wall-space. Curses! Also check out Tiny Showcase and BlueFlip Art.

NetVibes - I have my To-Do lists, Flickr feeds, YouTube feed, newsfeeds, Chinese lessons, delicious links, calendar and weather all tightly bundled as my start page and it all works so nicely!

I'm a tech news junkie and I have Digg feeding straight into my mainline. Popurls is also a daily fix.

BoingBoing is my favourite all-round blog with all that's weird, wonderful and messed up in the world.

Neil Swabb is one sick man, which makes his comics some of the best you'll ever find. Be sure to read Mr.Wiggles from #1.

It's not always easy being a freelancer but I've garnered plenty of useful tips from Freelance Switch. I particularly fond of this post :P