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“The argument echoed through the ward as I walked past, a familiar scene unfolding before me.”
/ˈtɪŋ·kə·tɛkt/ noun · tinker + architect
§ 01 — Hello
Hello. I'm
Jemima,
a doctor
who writes from the wards, and a creative director who builds worlds out of ideas.
I tinker until it works, then I architect until it lasts. Lately that means
conceptsscriptssetsbrandsstoriescampaignsconcepts,
made with the same care I give a patient chart: detail first, imagination always.

J.O.A
§ 02 — Definition of Terms
The origination: a coining of two words.
The art of applying detail to visualization, with the use of imagination, to create original & practical solutions.
§ 03 — Fundamentals of Tinkertecture
Seven disciplines, one habit: start with the detail, keep the imagination switched on, and ship something people can actually use.
Media and copywriting: concept generation, script writing, and the vision that holds a project together.
Concept → ScreenPartnering with businesses to run the creative side: idea generation, copywriting, location design and more.
ConsultingStories told in frames: reels, vlogs and films with a point of view, plus consulting for brands finding theirs.
Story → FrameSet design, cinematography and photography, prop styling. The physical detail that makes a frame believable.
Set · Lens · PropCreative thinking and design consulting: brand manuals, identity systems, and the reasoning behind them.
IdentityDetailing and organisation for events: experience creation and curation, down to the memorabilia on the wall.
ExperienceMedical content strategy for lifestyle and preventive medicine, written by someone who has actually done the ward round.
Medicine × Media§ 04 — The Archive
| No. | Project | Discipline | Context | Format | Open |
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§ 05 — Words from the Wards
Narrative medicine and health communication: what happens on the ward, written down with care, and what patients need to hear, said plainly.
“The argument echoed through the ward as I walked past, a familiar scene unfolding before me.”
A patient-education series on why people hold things back from their doctor, and why the whole truth gets the whole treatment.
Health content with the bedside manner intact: lifestyle and preventive medicine, explained by someone who has done the night shift.
§ 06 — Muses
Every tinkertect keeps a shelf of people who showed what was possible. These are on mine.
§ 07 — Tinkertect Enterprises
The long game: a mother company for multidisciplinary businesses, built over a 20 to 25 year growth span, with franchises to follow. Choose a room.
§ 08 — Office hours
Creative direction, brand worlds, sets and experiences, scripts, and health stories told well. Bring the idea; I'll bring the detail.