Wayne Austin came to me to replace old signage to the exterior of their new offices in Altrincham. They had the old signage removed and had a simple request of taking their existing logo, fattening it up for maximum impact to fill the maximum area available. The logo was 2.8 metre wide, flat-cut brushed silver finish, 3mm aluminium composite sheet, on stand-off locator fixings installed to the first floor.
Kelly Jackson required a pullup banner and matching leaflet for an upcoming event. Upon approval I supplied a 1000x2000mm pullup banner with shoulder bag and litho printed 10,000 A5 2 sided leaflets on 170gsm silk.
The Russett School had a recent Ofsted inspection and were given outstanding status so required a new sign to accompany their 2013|2104 counterpart. After checking Ofsted’s brand guidelines I created this new 2017|2018 3mm aluminium composite sheet signage, faced with printed and laminated vinyl.
Working with Castle Metals on a revamp of their 2016 exhibition stand is this new beauty. I reconfigured the existing artwork that I created two years ago and worked with an outside exhibition company that built the stand. The whole stand is really impressive and houses 2 meeting rooms at the back with glass and metal fixtures, a screen, display cabinets and LED lighting as some of the features of this build. If you have any project up to this size or greater then please get in touch for more information.
Nail Perfection are simplifying their brand, giving their shop a makeover and updating all of their printing. Starting off with a new logo design I have supplied this lovely white tray sign. All finished of with a red face, chrome fret cut logo with matching chrome address and phone number. The customer has fitted this themselves and done a great job.
This tray sign was colour matched to the window frames in order to compliment the building and its surroundings. The Fox Group logo was fret cut in white to stand off slightly from its background with 3 signs in total supplied and fitted.
StagePro had an idea for a word cloud on their largest wall in the building. After spending quite a bit of time moving words around to try and fill gaps, this design was finally good to go. All lettering was matt vinyl cut and fitted to the wall with an overall size of 4 metres wide and 2.5 metres tall. I love it and think it creates a nice feature to inspire all students for years to come.
Cheshire Sandstone have added a beautiful range of Italian porcelain to their ever expanding range of products. From supplied text and images I designed and printed this 24 page brochure printed on 300gsm silk for the cover + gloss lamination with 170gsm silk inner pages.
This logo was created using a mixture of vector stock photography and the right font choice to meet customer requirements. This method ensured a cost effective logo solution within a set budget.
A logo creation for a friend and part of the idea was making the logo social media friendly so the circle part of the logo fits nicely into a square or circle for apps such as facebook and Instagram.
