Warren began his career gaining a MA Furniture Design at Bucks University before beginning his career as freelance designer working alongside companies such as Made by Man and Fitch Design, designing a range of concepts for interior spaces. He was eventually given the opportunity to work at Pentland Centre and responsible for designing a new range of street fashion footwear for production in the European market. During this period, Alias Wavefront offered him a position using their latest 3D modelling software to learn and create a variety of virtual concept designs. As a result, the BBC offered him a position as a ‘Virtual Set Designer’ to develop innovative 3D virtual environments for television. He worked on the first children’s interactive television programme, (BamZooki) and other known brands using the Chroma key studios. After a period of time, Warren transferred into the BBC 3D department concentrating on digital 3D graphics and animation for television and used his creative talent for post-production. Over the years, he has claimed many prestigious awards and also been nominated for an Emmy Award at the New York Festival. He continued his career in managing a project ‘Digital Knowledge Exchange’, and partnering with EON3D to explore 3D Stereoscopic and Interactive CAD technologies. Warren eventually set up his own company WAK Studios as Creative Director for several years working on commercial and educational projects for WWF, SKY, DHL, FELLOWES, NHS and many more. He became an Autodesk Accredited Trainer and has produced online curriculum for the Autodesk STEAM website for schools in both the USA and UK. His other interest lies within augmented and virtual reality and the future of making things.