Missguided Event Branding

This project consisted of creating the name, logo and branding for an all staff event for Missguided. The supporting material included save the date cards, invites, lanyards and snapchat filters. The client wanted to make their staff feel empowered and the event needed to capture the spirit of Missguided.

Missguided Lanyards & Snapchat Filters

Paint and Destroy : The Art Of Breaking Rules

I was asked to design an A4 perfect bound street art magazine to go on display at an art exhibition to give visitors an insight into the subculture of graffiti and street art. Collaborating with artists in New York and Australia compiled the stories and work of various graffiti writers and street artists to produce 100 page publication.

Paint and Destroy : The Art Of Breaking Rules

Skin Deep Tattoo Book

A collaboration with tattoo artists from around the world to produce 185 page collection of unique and meaningful artwork. featuring amazing images along with the opinions of both the artists and the clients to give an insight into the world of tattooing.

A2domination

A residential property group with a social purpose needed a redesign for their annual report. It needed to have a simple look and feel and include more white space to make the design clean and modern. Key information needed to be highlighted throughout the report. The brochure needed to be image led and in line with brand guidelines.

Alex Aiken

Alex Aiken & Son Ltd was founded in 1987 and has risen to be a leading vehicle service provider in the North East of Scotland. With no solid logo in place for almost 30 years, I was asked to create a mark which was memorable but also purveys how the logistic and haulage companies of Scotland regard them as ‘heroes’ for keeping them on the road. The AA letters form a representation of a road and ahead arrows and the mark also has a nod to the companies first ever workshop which was stationed across a bridge in the highlands.

Volair

Promotional material was needed to draw attention to a new facility opening in leisure centres across Knowsley. ‘The Hub’ was a place customers could visit to discuss their fitness goals with staff and trainers as well as create a tailor made plan to achieve them. Large banners and flyers were needed and these were produced using a specific colour palette in keeping with the existing branding for the centres.

Centrica

This 8 page A4 brochure was used by an international storage company to assist with a presentation to secure a multi-million pound contract. The brochure was handed out to board members of an existing client in order to pitch a new service on offer.
A corporate clean look was needed in order to deliver the key points of the service during the pitch and the material was sited upon successful completion of the deal as being a contributing factor in the decision.

La Cala

Artwork was needed to promote events in two new venues in Dubai. Promotion took place via Instagram and Facebook to reach a targeted audience. Dynamic layouts and colourful overlays were used to ensure a vibrant look to the venues social media accounts was upheld. The artwork needed to be adapted to promote various events on
a regular basis but also keep a uniform look.