Client: The Unit
Involved: A website design for Indie band The Courteeners. Designed to coincide with the launch of their new album
Client: DB Education
Involved: This single spot colour design was finished with a spot UV varnish.
The client was able to use the folder for a wide variety of sales and presentation purposes.
Website: www.dbeducation.co.uk
Client: Chilled Turtle
Involved: This eco friendly surf and lifestyle clothing company needed a wordpress website that captured their brand and ethos.
The warm earthy colours represented their approach to creating and printing clothing.
Website: www.chilledturtle.co.uk
Client: DB Education
Involved: The DB Primary interface was designed with primary school aged children in mind.
Big chunky buttons, clear layout and attention to usability were all key to this project. This is an example of the stepped email process.
Website: www.getprimary.com
Client: Total Shooting
Involved: This set of stationery was printed for a professional clay shooting coach and competitor.
Client: brands incorporated
Involved: Boxfresh founder Roger Wade needed a logo and look for his brand licensing company.
Simple and clean was the brief.
Website: www.brandsinc.eu
Client: Gourmet Burger Kitchen
Involved:This flyer was design for the weekend Pride event in Brighton. The cheeky copy caught peoples eye.
Client: DB Education
Involved: This icon set was part of a re-skin to the original digitalbrain interface. The icons had to be brighter, clearer and have an updated look.
Website: www.dbeducation.co.uk
Client: Sol Gilbert
Involved: This wordpress blog website was created for personal trainer and ex fighter Sol Gilbert.
His no-nonsense approach to fitness and well being had to be conveyed visually. I commissioned professional studio photos and a dedicated copywriter to make this site stand out from the crowd.
Website: www.solgilbert.com
Client: DB Education
Involved: The DB Primary interface was designed with primary school aged children in mind.
Big chunky buttons, clear layout and attention to usability were all key to this project.
Website: www.getprimary.com
Client: DB Education
Involved: These full colour information sheets were printed digitally to order and were used in information packs that described the products and services offered by DB Education.
Website: www.dbeducation.co.uk
Client: Xtreme Performance
Involved: This Sports Injury Therapist wanted to target individuals involved in extreme or hi risk sports. The logo needed to convey that message as well as be robust enough to be used in a number of applications.
Client: Outsource Business Solutions
Involved: Creating initial design in Photoshop and then coding HTML and CSS (and some Flash) to a valid XHTML website.
Website: www.outsource-business.com
Client:Education Travel Group
Involved: A website design for Camp Beaumont - A holday camp for 7 to 17 year olds.
Client: ZT Group
Involved: This second iteration of the ZT Fight Skool logo had to be clear and have impact in a wide variety of applications. Members of this establishment would have the 2 colour logo across the front of their black 'fighter' t-shirts.
Website: www.ztfightskool.com
Client: Harvey Marketing Company
Involved: This iconic single colour logo was designed using shapes to build the initials of the company name. Subtle corner curves suggest the letters HMC.
Website: www.harveymarketing.co.uk
Client: DB Education
Involved: The DB Education Primary offering was designed from the ground up including a range of child friendly icons. The icons had to be clear in their purpose as well as captivating and aligned to the overall brand.
Website: www.getprimary.com
Client: DB Education
Involved: The DB Education Primary offering needed a character that the young users could relate to and meet (by way of user feedback) while sending email and updating their blog etc.
Website: www.getprimary.com
Client: ZT Group
Involved: This 2 colour logo was designed for the parent company of each of the ZT brands.
The logo was used as a sign off or signature on all promotional material.
Website: www.ztbrand.com