David Bartlett is an innovative and creative designer who has undertaken internationally recognized projects at the highest levels.

Considerable experience gained in the design industry has led to frequent media comment on the high standard and style of work and designs undertaken.

1999-2000 Development of an e.commerce web site using Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks, Photoshop and Corel draw.

1998-1999 Furniture design for Habitat Millennium project

1991-1997 Paper Engineering Freelance design Developed an innovative and highly-regarded form of paper engineering for producing moving models, the designs of which have been sold successfully to major national names, including Dorling Kindersely Books, Marshall Cavendish Partworks, Child's Play International, Two Can Publishing, Ravensburger, Mercedes Benz and Oxfam. The designs and products have been acclaimed in the media for their innovative style and design.

1990-1991 Macemain Engineering - Design Consultant - Street Furniture Sought by the MD of Macemain to undertake a one-year design contract for a particular project, to design a new range of Street Furniture for the 90's and to extend the range against strong French competition.

1978-1990 Managing Director, Oxford Design Trading Limited Managing Director, Mulrose Limited Furniture design and development/manufacturing Companies Founded and financed the company engaged in the design, manufacture and distribution of furniture. Responsibilities covered all aspects, including design, sales, manufacture and accounts. From a start-up of a sole trader, within 4 years there were twenty seven employees. Mulrose Limited manufactured a large proportion of tables sold in Habitat and Conran America. Oxford Designs was a development and Subsidiary of Mulrose, formed in order to develop new products. There was extensive media attention to the designs including an interview for The Money Programme in 1981.

The companies ceased trading in 1990 as a result of diminishing consumer demand and the impending economic downturn

1977 The New Federal Capital of Nigeria - Graphic Design Consultant Responsible for producing the graphics for the masterplan of the new Federal Capital for the Nigerian Government. Abuja has since been built and is now the Federal Capital

1976-1977 The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Ministry of Defence - Graphic Design Consultant An important and high-profile role. Headed a team responsible for producing design reports for the new International Airport at Dhahran. This was followed the following year with a similar role for the proposed new Air defence system for the whole of Saudi Arabia.

1976 Rio Tinto Zinc - New materials special design project Asked by the Chairman of this major Group to explore the potential applications for a new material developed by the company.

1973-1976 Milton Keynes Development Corporation - City image design Responsible for the design and implementation of some of the street furniture for Milton Keynes including the perforated metal bench seat now seen all over the country on Railway stations.

1970-1973 Columbia Pictures in association with Pan Books Conceived, designed and produced film books published by Pan . Developed an idea for interactive books, which were taken up by Pan as the distributor.

1968-1970 The Council of Industrial Design - Lectured on design trends Gave lectures on design to manufacturers and major retailers to expand their view of the possibilities of design

1967-1970 David Bartlett Designs - Chairman and Design Director The project was undertaken in association with Unilever (who provided funding) and the chairman of Europa Furniture who was also a Chairman of the Monopolies Commission. A specific design (paper chair) was exhibited as part of the British design exhibit at the British Pavilion EXPO 67.

1967-1970 Monsanto Chemicals - Design Consultant to the European Chairman I was asked by the Chairman of Monsanto to take on the role of a design trouble shooter for the company under his direction. 1

1964-1967 Design Consultant to: · Coty Cosmetics · Nazing Glass · Vistosi Glass- Venice. On leaving the Royal Collage of Art, worked as a design consultant to a number of companies. 1964 Shell Oil UK - Mural for Shell Centre While I was a student at The Royal Collage of Art, he was personally asked by Directors of Shell to design a Mural for the then new Shell Centre.

1956-1959 Kingston School of Art 1960-1964 The Royal College of Art ( 1st year Royal Scholar )