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Brand Design
Brand design for fitness coach and plant-based nutrition advisor. Aimed primarily at women, helping improve strength, performance and confidence, a bright, positive identity was created - the 'B' containing an iconic kettle-bell weight, with the handle turned into a heart AND an 'M' in one simple bold logo. | The client wanted to communicate the love, care and respect they have for their bees, as well as the health-giving properties of raw honey. The solution was very simple - a heart-shaped hive, creating an ownable and unique brand. | Communicating a country closed off to the outside world by it's ruling military dictatorship |
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A seller of premium Anglo-Indian snacks, the logo also mixed the ceremonies & eccentricities of two very different cultures in one simple brand marque. A percentage of profits are donated to charity Elephant Family. | Brand identity design for an organisation spreading the message of peace through bulbs and flowers. | Expressing the freedom of the open sky and Somerset landscape that these cows enjoy (Designed whilst at Ziggurat Brands) |
Brand identity development for Olive Branch - quality Greek food imported from small local growers on Crete and the mainland. | Brand identity development for Olive Branch - quality Greek food imported from small local growers on Crete and the mainland. | |
Although 'mostly vegetarian' myself, the high welfare, outdoor reared animals Abraham Organics raise were really changing the perception of Halal. Therefore, the identity used a Ram (from the story of Abraham) amongst long natural grass. | Name generation and brand creation for a range of spice kits using dehydrated fresh spices for an intense hit of flavour | I wanted to symbolise the coming together of different people to push for a new way forward. Visual reference was made to the surrounding rivers and countryside, combining to make the ‘hart’ - the symbol of Hertford. |
Based in Hertford - literally named as the 'ford' where 'Harts' came to drink. Also a town with a long brewing history, the solution seemed perfectly simple. |
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