Susie Felix runs a small social media consultancy and she felt her logo and branding did not accurately reflect the her personality and the quality of her work. I designed her a new logo that I felt was distinctive but not overly corporate and came up with a strap-line that helped describe her business. I(…)
Sue Wardle at Links CRM recommended me to Tonbridge Accident Repair Centre (also know as TARC), a family run business in need of a logo and a significant website update. I designed a logo for them which reflected the vehicle industry whilst not making it too corporate and sterile as they are a family run(…)
I met Lee Goward whilst I worked on the iPaintPro website. In January 2011 he asked me to help him out with Challenge7 – a fund raising initiative in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children. Lee planned on completing seven gruelling cycling challenges over seven months, from cycling London to Paris in less(…)
Claire Wright was in the process of getting her new company, The Soho Furrier, off the ground. The business takes a contemporary, fashion forward approach to create stunning collections of beautiful fur pieces and accessories for everyday wear. Claire approached me as she required the logo she had designed in PowerPoint (!) turning into actual artwork(…)
Ann King and Lee Goward set-up a company called iKooky whose mission is to create innovative products that effectively and stylishly solve everyday problems. iPaintPro, their first product, is a personal decorating assistant. They required a website that allows potential retailers and business partners to see all the benefits of the product, how it is constructed,(…)
A work colleague from King of Shaves, Sam Danzine, is a member of the Great Kingshill Combined School (GKCS) PTA and they wanted a promotional double sided A4 flyer and tickets designing for their annual themed ‘Best of British Ball‘. Obviously they had a tight budget, so I designed and artworked the flyer and ticket(…)
In addition to re-purposing existing artworks for White Mountain Games, they also needed new packaging designing for several compilations they were releasing. Again this involved downloading existing game artworks and then creating new layouts featuring pack shots of the individual games along with new backgrounds and designing logos for the titles in the spirit of(…)
Comscientia required a logo that helped get across the concept of sharing knowledge in a community. Once we had agreed on the identiry I then helped design the look and feel of their website www.comscientia.com by updating the chosen Joomla! CMS template’s CSS, providing direction on colour, fonts etc, and designing illustrations for the welcome(…)
Not to be out done by my middle brother Paul, my youngest brother Matthew transformed the downstairs of his cottage into a small restaurant called Matt’s Kitchen which serves one freshly made menu each service. Matt already had his logo designed – he wanted a minimal look so I laid out a letterhead and business(…)
Following on from the logo and website design for White Mountain Games, I was then asked to help with creating packaging for the actual computer game CDs. I was supplied with the original game artworks – these came in a variety of formats and I had to re-purpose them to fit into the CD inlay(…)
Following on from the design of the logo for White Mountain Games I was also asked to provide some concepts for the online store at www.whitemountaingames.com. The platform chosen to drive the online store was Magneto so I ensured the design could be coded to fit an available template. Once the concept was approved I(…)
Adam Prichard is a Director of a successful independent computer games company Licensed 4U. They were embarking on a new venture called White Mountain Games – a vehicle to publish licensed games and sell them online and they required a logo. From several concepts I provided they immediately settled on a distinctive round design which(…)
Catherine Hammond spent months training as a reflexologist and required a basic identity for her new business venture, Palms & Soles. On a tight budget I designed a logo, business cards (that could also be used as appointment cards) with multi images on the reverse and an A5 double-sided flyer. I handled all the concepts,(…)
In April 2006 an ex-colleague from KMI, Kirsty Pope, asked me to design and artwork a series of outer pack cartons for Craft Lite – a range of lighting solutions designed for home hobbyists. To be frank, and Craft Lite would be the first to admit it, the images supplied varied in quality enormously. With(…)
To help promote Will King’s Will Bars I was asked to visualise a branded Will Bar F4 Powerboat. Obviously there were constraints regarding the number of colours however we kept close to the design of the original packaging. Once the the design was approved I supplied artwork files for each graphic used on the boat(…)
I was asked to layout branding for a Porsche 911 racing car sponsored by the MacConnal Mason Gallery. I had to re-draw the logo in a format suitable for outputting in vinyl format so it could be easily applied to the car. Once the layout was approved I supplied all the elements in the correct(…)