I designed a logo for a client recently and I thought the idea I came up with was great. The design ticked all the right boxes (or so I thought) but what excited me most about it was it’s versatility. I could see parts of the logo that would really develop the clients visual identity and I felt it would work well across many mediums. The logo worked well big, small, reversed and in full colour. The icon used in the logo could be used on it’s own to enhance branding and create something which I felt was a modern and forward thinking design.
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Saturday, July 16th, 2011A logo design for Joel Richmonds Accountants
Sunday, January 23rd, 2011Presenting your logo design to the client in an effective way
Thursday, September 30th, 2010So you’ve been briefed, done your research, sketched and put together a few logo ideas for your client. But what now? What’s the best way of presenting these to the client?
In my experience attaching a few jpegs to an email with a short “here are my ideas…” message doesn’t normally cut it. You have spent time on your ideas and looked at various options and applications of the logo so it’s important that you communicate that information in a visual way.
Branding identity for Rachel Russell, London Based Personal Trainer
Wednesday, July 14th, 2010Ultra Personal Trainer Cliff King
Monday, June 21st, 2010I recently completed some web design and branding work for the Ultra Marathon runner and personal trainer Cliff King. Cliff has been running Ultra Marathons for a while and competes on a weekly basis. An ultra marathon or ultra distance is anything over the regular marathon distance of 26 miles.


