Stewart Roud

Stewart Roud has worked in the creative field for nearly two decades. In 2002, they began their career as a Designer at Oracle, where they were part of a small in-house design team that eventually transformed into a full-service design department. In 2003, they joined McElroy Advertizing as an Art Director and was given creative ownership of the Nesquik account. After two years, they moved to MRM Worldwide, where they worked on several accounts, including Microsoft, General Motors, Mikes Hard Lemonade, and the Army Reserve. In 2008, they joined Razorfish LA as an Associate Creative Director, where they worked on the Intel and Microsoft accounts. In 2010, they moved to Treyarch/Activision as a Lead User Interface Artist, where they art directed and created numerous interfaces for the Call Of Duty Black Ops franchise. In 2014, they returned to Razorfish as a Creative Director on the Honda account. In 2019, they joined both Stellar Agency and Seasons Communications as a Creative Director and worked on the PSI, Port Of Long Beach, and Sixty Four & Hope accounts, as well as the University of New Mexico. Finally, in 2021, they joined Blaedel Studios as a Creative Director, and in 2022 they joined ZOIC LABS in the same role.

Stewart Roud completed a Bachelor of Science in Digital Design from the University of Plymouth in 1999. Prior to that, they attended Stanley Technical High School from 1987 to 1992.