This section contains examples of corporate id and associated publicity materials designed and produced for various clients. In all cases I was responsible for all aspects of the design and production of all the materials shown.
This is the web site for Vee Double Moo, a small business in Bristol selling soft ice cream and other goodies from a converted VW campervan. The brief was to make the site bright, friendly and easy to use, and to follow the colour scheme of the van’s livery – beigey brown background with a [...]
This shows company stationery for use by the education and training sector magazine T Mag – letterhead, comp slip and business card. The stationery was designed to reflect the new corporate ID and logo following the complete redesign and relaunch of the magazine and its associated web site. My role in the project: Logo design [...]
Various components of the LispWorks software suites – software development tools for programming in ANSI Common LISP: desktop icon sets (Mac OS X and Windows Vista) for LispWorks, LispWorks 64-bit edition and LispWorks 64-bit edition installer, plus main program splashscreen, CD label, and marketing dialog box. The CD label was preprinted on to blank data [...]
Logo and stationery designs produced for the software house LispWorks Ltd. Items designed included letterhead, continuation sheet, compliment slip and double-sided business cards (all shown left) and a presentation folder with a flap to take a CD-ROM (not illustrated). My role in the project: Logo design and corporate identity Graphic design Page layout Print buying [...]
When the long-running magazine for the education and training sector, T Mag, was bought out by a new owner, they approached me to give the magazine a complete makeover. As well as redesigning the magazine itself and its web site, it also meant devising a new logo and corporate ID. The brief was for a [...]
Jessie’s Trust is an animal welfare charity and animal sanctuary/rescue centre named in memory of the founder’s pet liver-spotted Dalmatian Jessie. Jessie’s image was copied from a photograph supplied by the client, then traced in Adobe Illustrator to simplify the number of colours while retaining a lifelike pseudo-photographic appearance. The highlights in Jessie’s eyes were [...]
The training company Sweet TLC Ltd approached me to design their logo and web site after seeing the other work produced for small companies in the sector. The brief was to provide a clean, professional look with an element of fun/humour and approachability, as reflected is the shortened company name – TLC in this instance [...]
This is the logo for the software development company LispWorks. The brief was to provide a clean, modern professional look with a friendly aspect, including an element that could be used as a desktop item and software badge. ITC Eras Bold Oblique was chosen as the base typeface – the lettering was then subtly adjusted [...]
This is the logo for interior decor and design company Lavender & Sage. The logo was designed in both landscape and portrait format, with full colour and black and white versions of both. (The landscape version is shown in colour only.) The client had a very clear concept of what she required – briefing was provided [...]