Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Graphic Design”
I loved working as a lead artist for the Knowle West Wishes project. The local magazine funded an A4 double sided insert and I used that opportunity to reach more people. I designed the overall project to focus on hopes and dreams for the future and to be accessible to …
Show Stapleton Road some Love is a campaign I designed for a client who originally wanted one flyer. I had to reduce my rates and work on a pay what you want basis but it meant that we could turn that one flyer into two and include some innovative ideas …
The EL in Plan-EL stands for Easton and Lawrence Hill, 2 areas in Bristol. They are a neighbourhood planning group that raise local planning issues with Bristol City Council. It was important to Plan-EL that their logo was neutral, so as to represent everyone who lives in the area without …
www.less-stuff.co.uk is a decluttering site with a difference: it’s not about minimalism or denying yourself nice things. It’s about achieving a balance between minimalism and hoarding, loving everything you own and being able to find things when you need it. The site is fully responsive so it works beautifully on …
Stevie Thompson, the director of Flibbertigibbet Theatre needed a website that captured the essence and fun of the word Flibbertigibbet. Flibbertigibbet is often associated with flighty, gossipy, (usually) women but it also has darker connotations; being a name for an imp or demon. Stevie was in Bristol for a couple …
When I was first approached by the couple behind Papallaitants I laughed and laughed because I thought my days of working on breastfeeding awareness sites was over! I had run Lactivist for 10 years and only within the last few months decided it was time to give it to new …
