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Richard Tovell

ABOUT THIS ARTIST

Richard Tovell,

Richard and Abby Tovell formed T Square Design in 2008 in London in order to bring our extensive experience in design agencies to smaller businesses looking to improve their communications and marketing.

Now based in the idyllic Berkshire Hills of Western Massachusetts, we work closely with clients to ensure their materials communicate effectively and beautifully.

Richard Tovell. Founder, Designer
A native Brit, Richard Tovell has designed projects for renowned museums and his work on the permanent visitor center at Rievaulx Abbey garnered him an Interpret Britain Award. His exhibit designs for the Berkshire Museum and the Mount garnered him American Graphic Design awards from GD USA.

Abby Tovell. Co-founder, Designer
Abby has been designing web sites since the earliest days of the internet, after garnering her Masters in Graphic Design from Pratt Institute, and a stint in television graphics for PBS. She has had work featured in industry publications, and taught Advanced Visual Design for the graduate Interactive Media program at Quinnipiac University.

Contact

MA
Tel: 413-274-0010
richard@tsquare.design
http://tsquare.design

Disciplines

Art Direction,Graphic Design

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