
Clarity is what makes complex work land
ABOUT Watercat Creative
Watercat Creative is a design studio working with research agencies, charities and education providers. I design reports, publications, brand systems, data visualisations, video and templates – accessibility built in from the start, not added afterwards.
Accessibility embedded as standard
Accessibility is built into how I work – not added at the end. That means correct structure, compliant colour systems, tagged documents and content that works for everyone from the start.
The same decisions that make communications accessible also make them clearer, faster to produce and easier to maintain. It’s not a constraint – it’s a better process.
services
Foundation work
Brand Strategy
Brand Identity Design
Design System
Everyday work
Templates & Toolkits
Document Design
Video & Motion Graphics
Data Visualisation & Infographics
Event Design & Collateral
Accessibility Reviews
Retained Design Support
who’s behind Watercat Creative
I’m Mario Tuzon, founder of Watercat Creative. I’ve spent ten years working across research, education, healthcare and the third sector – designing the things organisations need to communicate clearly. Based in Leeds, working across the UK.

nice words from clients and collaborators
“Working with Mario is a dream. Creative, committed and with impeccable attention to detail – and genuinely a joy to work with.”
— Emma Bracegirdle, Founder, The Saltways
“Mario’s ability to take an idea and turn it into something visually stunning and strategically on point is genuinely inspiring. He understands the bigger picture and knows how to create work that resonates.”
— Beth Harcourt, Marketing Manager, M·E·L Research
“Mario thinks on the cutting edge and always comes up with elegant, creative and practical solutions – no matter how challenging the task.”
— Elena Clafferty, Head of Marketing, Kaplan Open Learning
Good work deserves to be understood.
If your communications aren’t keeping pace with your work, start with a conversation. No pressure, no jargon.