» David J Carr* is not here right now…

I’m probably off playing with things, listening to Nick, writing whitepapers or, hopefully, making ideas and stories for people.

You can find me on Facebook, del.icio.us, Twitter or, if you’re a little more serious, LinkedIn, although that doesn’t rule out sending messages, confessions or bizarre spam through my old faithful contact form.

Old portfolio is still around but – for legal reasons – is now invite only (There's even a new one if you ask nicely). And there's always the trumpet blowing (and last echo my old site) that is my awards page.

Alternatively you can read the fragments I’ve shored up on my blog where I get to explore hybrid digital creativity, insight and strategy and such things as:

And if all that doesn’t tickle your fancy then maybe you can visit some more interesting people like Robin, Rob, Thomas, and Giles or even, if you’re my girlfriend Nikki, just look at some pictures of cats.













*David Carr is Digital Strategy Director at Chemistry Group where they get to have good ideas for clients like Orange, Diageo, Emirates, Aviva, RAC, Dove, Unilever, Tesco, the Design Council, and TfL.

He was previously Head of Interactive with a hybrid oversight of the digital strategic, creative, and technical offering (which is probably why he still likes drawing colourful diagrams, playing with code and making concept prototypes).

Formerly Senior Interactive Art Director at Publicis Dialog (now Publicis Modem), where he was Creative lead and a digital strategist on the award winning Army account working across online advertising, eDMarketing, microsites, iTV, mobile, viral and large scale web build - www.armyjobs.mod.uk. He was also Brand Guardian on Zurich Insurance and the Post Office Insurance and Financial services accounts as well as producing work for Renault, HP, Powergen and Cadbury. He has won multiple awards including several Revolution, NMA, BIMAs, IMAAs and DMA awards, a Creative Circle, and two Campaign Digital Awards (and was proud to be the partner of Sir Robin Garms). He does not always talk about himself in the third person.