David J. Clulow

David J. Clulow is a Visiting Lecturer at the University of Florida's School of Art + Art History / Design. With over a decade of professional experience in design disciplines such as digital design, motion graphics, and illustration, he bridges industry expertise with academic teaching. His career began in London at leading agencies, working with global clients, and later evolved into a focus on design for digital experiences, strategic thinking, and participatory design.

Education:

• MFA in Design & Visual Communication, University of Florida (2024)
• BFA in Design, Norwich University of the Arts (2012)

Research interests center on co-design methods, the intersection of design with privilege, capitalism, and community, and the ethical integration of AI and emerging technologies into design practices. He emphasizes preparing future designers for a rapidly evolving field, advocating for inclusivity and accessibility in design processes.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned. His advising role is not detailed, but he focuses on mentoring students through curriculum development and pedagogical innovation.