We asked Adam about his experience studying in-studio as a Designer Development Course at our sister company, London Fields Design School. During his time in London Fields Design School, Adam experimented with 3D scanning and printing.

We asked Josh about his experience on the Designer Development Course at our sister company, London Fields Design School.

We asked Diji about his experience on the Designer Development Course at our sister company, London Fields Design School.

We asked Leo about his experience at Designer Development Course at our sister company, London Fields Design School.

We asked Lucy about her experience on the Designer Development Course at our sister company, London Fields Design School.

Mehi is a Designer Development Course student at our sister company, London Fields Design School and has recently secured a role at Phil Allen Design (PAD) based in Brighton. It has been a pleasure to mentor Mehi and support him to step into his dream role with such an exciting landscape architecture firm.

Nestled on the East Side of London Fields, our studio is a short stroll from Broadway Market, one of East London's most vibrant and creative hubs. LST students can engage in personal projects, collaborate with peers and draw inspiration from the lively ambience of the area.

Meet Ally, student on the Designer Development Course at our sister company, London Fields Design School, and the founder of et.al.home, a sustainable homeware brand turning discarded plastics into vibrant, functional homeware pieces. Ally recently launched the 'viva range,' a series of 3D printed vessels made from plastics otherwise headed for landfill.

We asked Morgan about his experience on the Designer Development Course at our sister company, London Fields Design School:

Martha is a student on the Designer Development Course at our sister company, London Fields Design School.. We asked her about how LFDS has helped her move into creative work:

Discover Salma's extraordinary journey, where she shifted from a background in sustainability and politics to a designer. She enrolled on the Designer Development Course at our sister company, London Fields Design School.

Nicole's journey shifted from teaching in Australia to working in learning and development at an insurance company. She aspires to venture into freelance illustration and poster design.

Amir, a graduate in MSc Mechanical Engineering, redirected his career from engineering to the realm of TV and creative media productions due to a fervent interest in innovative mechanical design.

Nancy has a background in fine art and is based in the stunning Lake District. After several years of travelling and a career in teaching, she decided to upskill and pursue her interests in design by enrolling on the Designer Development Course at our sister company, London Fields Design School.

After several years as a session musician, Milo joined the Designer Development Course at our sister company, London Fields Design School, to expand his creativity in the music world with a more design-focused approach. Milo saw the Designer Development Course as the perfect opportunity to explore and study different areas of design and use these skills in music and other industries.

Salma is a student on the Designer Development Course at our sister company, London Fields Design School, with a sustainable development and politics background. After working in the industry for seven years, Salma became frustrated with the lack of opportunities for creativity and decided to take a course in interior design.

Joe Crane, a Designer Development Course student at our sister company, London Fields Design School, worked in the Property Technology industry for 5 years and enrolled initially on the Designer Development Course to pursue interior and architectural design. Following his recent Adobe units, he's currently enjoying learning graphic design.

Laetitia Rouget, an artist from France but now based in East London, has found the perfect occasions for kitsch art.

Jenny Lewis is a photographer who has lived in Hackney, East London, for over 20 years. She's part of the neighbourhood's creative community and has been taking pictures of local artists in their studios for the past four years.

Sapna is a surface textiles designer returning to creative work after 20 years out of the creative industry. She has a background working in design studios, clothes brands and freelance. Her designs have always been created by hand through embroidery and sewing. She joined LFDS to learn design software, allowing her to visualise embroidery and textiles in 2D and 3D forms.