A fascinating challenge - having to re-invent a brand which we had created a decade before! The origami/folded paper theme provides a light touch and affords great flexibility across the entire marketing suite. From printed literature, tender documents, digital presentations to interior design, this sensitive treatment elevates the Miller brand in the often crowded insurance sector.

Here’s a truly unique approach to packaging fertiliser...

We’ve not only created the new look graphics for the True range from Terralift, we have also sourced and developed the card tubes with holes conveniently placed in the top so that the fertiliser granules can simply be shaken out onto the lawn, flower beds or crops. What’s even more impressive is that not only is the product made from recycled food waste but all of the packaging is totally recyclable!

The objective for the Sidney Nolan Trust was to modernise the look and feel not only to reflect the diversity of work that Sidney Nolan produced, but also that of the organisation itself. Whether it be to promote the artist in residence, the house and grounds, exhibitions, and the collection itself, the graphical device of the main logo is to be updated to ‘contain’ relevant imagery, creating a brand that literally lives and breathes as the organisation does.

Conversation can change people’s lives. Everyone feels happier after they’ve had a chat with someone. Hullo is a national non-profit organisation that’s connecting people through conversation. People can chat with volunteers in confidence about anything at all. If they feel isolated, need to unwind or get some advice, or if they just want to chat with someone new, they can just call up and say hullo. We created the name, logo and graphic identity…

“Your work has boosted everyone’s confidence and morale.”

Lewis Alexander Baxter
Founder and CEO

We’ve been involved one way or another with Panel Plan since their formation in 1994. Providers of superb office storage solutions, lockers and custom-built furniture this creative company works with designers, architects and interior contractors all across the UK and Europe. In addition to creating the current logo, branding, advertising, website and photography, we work as Panel Plan’s outsourced marketing team advising on planning and strategy.

Alcohol Change UK was formed from the merger of Alcohol Research UK and Alcohol Concern. The charity works with anyone who shares its focus on reducing alcohol harm to connect audiences: researchers, practitioners, policymakers and the public. We created the name, straight-talking logo and a graphic identity that’s so simple it almost designs itself.

Tsunamicore is a film production company. They use anamorphic lenses which give their movies their trademark cinematic look. Tsunamicore’s vintage lenses were used in the shooting of Sergio Leone’s iconic 1966 movie The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, starring Clint Eastwood. The logo takes its inspiration from the name itself. The wave-like icon is simple and obvious, and it’s used flexibility across multiple media.

Creating a brand from scratch is always a challenge - the need to build a reputation, to introduce a new product, to establish yourselves in a particular marketplace. Splosh is a highly original company which produces an innovative range of zero-waste home cleaning and personal care products. Our challenge was to create a brand which would position Splosh as something new, something different, to emphasise that Splosh is a philosophy and not just a product.

LCL Awards was far more than just an exercise in creating a new logo style. A total rebrand, including a name change, in order to make LCL the leading building services certification body in the UK. This bold, confident brand has quickly become recognised by gas engineers, electricians, plumbers and many other trade’s people as a symbol of quality and a qualification worth achieving.

On 31 August 1997 Diana’s tragic death shook the world. The spontaneous outpouring of emotion gave rise to The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund. This extraordinary charity gave grants to UK and international charities. The Fund's signature logo conjures up Diana's personality and showed that the Fund was literally held in her name.

Brand development for a new brand of athletic apparel and associated (brutal) training programme. Only nutters need apply!

The world’s leading footwear component manufacturer, Texon’s range of materials is extensive and extensively used! The challenge went far beyond creating a more contemporary logo. It involved working with Texon across all aspects of marketing in order to provide them with a look and feel which truly represents the innovative nature of the company. From advertising campaigns to the company website, LinkedIn profiles to news magazines, photography to exhibitions, Texon’s marketing rises above all others in this industry sector and reflects their position as the global leader.

Nero Glass Design needed an identity to help them communicate the diversity of their work and reflect the entirety of their business where design, decoration, manufacture and installation are now equally important. Nero Glass Design’s N symbol has three components which are crafted in umpteen finishes from their product range. The symbol’s stencil-like design draws its inspiration from masking techniques which are frequently used in the production of decorative glass.

As new kid on the block, Onedle really needed to show its creative and disruptive nature in the world of mobile communications. From the naming exercise and due diligence for URLs and social media, a new brand was born - and really is shaking up mobile. The project scope has included branding, web design, copy writing, assistance with app design and infographics as well as animation/storyboarding in collaboration with the brilliant Kilogramme Animation Studio in Manchester.

We love a challenge! Envigo had undergone a recent complete brand refresh but felt that it needed to be expanded upon with greater use of abstract imagery, more white space and use of graphic symbols to help emphasise important elements. Producing a wide range of white papers, reports, product brochures, online advertising, ebooks and symposium graphics we were able to demonstrate how the Envigo brand could be used to maximum effect.

McCabe’s is one of the original coffee roasters in Ireland. They only buy from farmers they know personally and who have a history of fair and ethical trading. McCabe’s wanted their communications to reflect their down-to-earth Irish-ness. They’re seriously good but not too serious. Their symbol merges two, until now, unrelated objects – a coffee bean and County Wicklow’s iconic Sugarloaf Mountain. Together, create a sense of place.

The brief was to help Asmindo, an independent Indonesian association of crafts and furniture producers to showcase their incredibly diverse range of products to a European audience. Working in close collaboration with them it was felt that an e-brochure, as well as a physical printed piece, would have the best impact and be most easily updated by them to suit their needs.

A crisp and contemporary brand for the recently renovated Maison de Beaumont in France. In a sector that has a very ‘traditional’ look, this ID and rollout really set this boutique B&B apart from the competition. With a legacy of amazing customer service in previous locations, the owners really wanted the Maison to reflect their aspirations for the business as it establishes.

The challenge here was to distill and present the very complex workings of the Ghanaian Forestry Initiative to a European audience. An infographic seemed to be the best vehicle for this as it would work both in print and online in an easily digestible format. Additional deliverables were a full outline brochure as well as a series of case studies that highlighted the benefits of the programme to local communities.

From the archives… from the sides of our desks… from the concepts that never made it (but perhaps should have)… from our imaginations.