This is the website for graphic & website designer Stuart Harcourt show casing an extensive portfolio of varied design work.

Hi there! My name is Stuart Harcourt and this is my website. From here you will be able to see and comment on all aspects of my life and career as a graphic and website designer in Kent. This site contains my entire CV along with many examples of my work. Over the last decade I have worked for many big name companies including Auto Trader, Comma Oil and Esso (Exxon Mobil). Check out the work section to see some of my artwork.

 
     
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Check out the new arrival!
   

Here are some pics or Katie Elizabeth Beverley Harcourt, for a complete set of pics click here

She was born at 8.08pm Thursday 23rd August after 33 hours of labour and weighs in at 6lb 9ozs. There were several complications during the birth as she had the cord wrapped around her neck, but the hospital staff were properly on form and she was born with the aid of forceps (hence some of the marks on her face). She looks like "Mini-Me" from the Austin Powers movies, but is worth more than one million dollars - Mwha ha ha!

Nic had a hard time of things but showed great fight under pressure and following some tea and toast she made a great recovery. She's now doing really well.

Katie is a Stuey/Nic hybrid and is all arms and legs. She has her Dads eyes and unfortunately his ears but the mouth and eyebrows are all mummy's!


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