We coined the ‘Roasts done Right’ to aid SEO for the eventual website and also to give a snapshot of the company that the name otherwise wouldn’t.

The client had a good idea for colour scheme already, a burgundy that would reflect the nature of meat (both the client and we agreed that we wanted to keep imagery of meat away from the logo so as not to put off potential changes in direction for the company in the future) without actually showing anything meat related.

This project is still ongoing, but we rather liked the simplicity of the design coupled with the strong colour scheme that we had to share it with you all as soon as possible.

As the company I was contracting for is based in GunWharf, it was simple enough to take a picture of the Spinnaker Tower, and then use it with Illustrator to produce a print which I hope to sell. I have produced other versions with different coloured backdrops and I hope this will lead to a project based around landmarks in Portsmouth. The words were written by my other half, Abby.

To find out about buying this print, please get in touch.

To see the print larger, please see the Portfolio section.

This poster can be seen in the pub, as well as local establishments surrounding the pub along Albert Road. The Boutique Market will be there on the 29th of October, so make sure you get down there early and snag yourself a bargain!

See the final version in our Portfolio.

Using a vintage style theme with Scrabble tiles and polka dots, we aimed to keep the colour scheme Christmas related, whilst trying to avoid the obvious cliché Christmas imagery. The polka dots nicely represent snow flakes on the red background, whilst the Scrabble tiles add to the vintage feel.

See the final version in our Portfolio.

The booklet was printed and distributed to over 1000 employees as well as distributed in a digital form to all employees.

Photography was taken by User Perspective and manipulated by us to show the importance of clear signs to not confuse passengers transiting places of public transport. We were responsible for erasing out old signs and replacing them with new ones. This was done with the use of camera matching technology in Maya and cleaning up within Photoshop.

To see more examples of the brochure, please see our Portfolio section.

The brief was to produce a brochure that was sympathetic to the Saudi culture as well as being bi-lingual. This meant taking into consideration the fact that Arabic is read from right to left, and reproducing the entire English half of the document again with Arabic typesetting.

The 48 page brochure was produced to time, printed in Washington and distributed to over 600 attendants.

Supplementary material included floor plans, award posters and bags for the event.

See samples from the brochure in our Portfolio.

They had a colour scheme that worked, and an already nicely established mark, but the typography was in need of a little TLC to give the company a more professional look and the overall website design needed to be dragged out of the 90′s and into today.

Budget was tight on this, as the business was still fairly new, and we had to work with what had already been done by the previous company to save money and time. We tidied the design of the website up, improved on the existing functionality whilst tidying up the code that powered the site.

Overall the client was very pleased with what was achieved, and we are now in the process of improving SEO for the site through proper tagging and META data implementation.

This meant that our rebranding strategy had to be very simple so as not to put off their existing client base while at the same time be able to attract new clients by reflecting the professionalism that the company has built up over the years.

We chose a simple typeface with strong colours and helped to develop their tagline to explain very simply what they do. “Complexity made simple” also reflects the brand whilst simply explaining the ethos behind the company to their clients.

We were responsible for full implementation of the brand on Business cards right the way through to a new website.

To see more of the work we did for them, please see our Portfolio.

The brief was to produce a brochure that was sympathetic to the Saudi culture as well as being bi-lingual. This meant taking into consideration the fact that Arabic is read from right to left, and reproducing the entire English half of the document again with Arabic typesetting.

The 48 page brochure was produced to time, printed in London and distributed to over 600 attendants.

Supplementary material included floor plans, award posters and bags for the event.

See samples from the brochure in our Portfolio.

We took the approach that the mark should be strong in colour whilst trying to look nurturing and all encompassing for the target market which was parents.

Budget was very tight on this project, so the idea was discussed in real time over MSN, using an interactive whiteboard to discuss the requirements and rough out what we and the client thought would work well. Once the discussion was finished, we worked up various versions of the logo in different colour schemes and presented them back to the client at the end of the same day (which was actually the next morning for the client given the time difference).

The logo was then applied to letterheads and business cards and a very quick website was built to get the company started.

See more in our Portfolio