Annexe (London Fashion Week)
BAA Stansted (airport)
Barings Bank
Bloomsbury (publishers)
Boots
Brazilian Active Arts
Bridgeman Art Library
Capoeira Canal
Citizen Watch UK
Contemporary Applied Arts (gallery)
Constellation Change Screen Dance Festival
DHL (couriers)
The Cumberland (hotel)
Dorling Kindersley (publishers)
Drive Thru Pictures
Footprint Travel Guides
Foster + Partners (architects)
Fourth Estate (publishers)
The Ku-Da-Mix Orchestra
Lever Fabergé
Mini Magoo's (organic foods)
On Digital(TV)
Oreka Kids (designer furniture)
Phaidon (publishers)
Poetry Olympics
Portobello Dance
PowerGen
Prion (publishers)
Profile Pursuit (corporate publishers)
Rothschild Assurance
Unilever
Waterstones
Arthur Baker (music, restaurateur)
Kuljit Bhamra MBE
Theo Crosby (architecture)
Alan Fletcher (design)
Michael Horovitz OBE
Mary La Trobe-Bateman OBE
Ashbell McElveen (food, spirits, TV)
Deutsche Bank
Hanna Hammarberg (accessories)
Indiability Games (India)
O+G International (oil & gas)
Polaroid (Europe)
Samsung (Korea)
Scarab (publishers, London, New York)
SKSN (special school, India)
SOFA (exhibitions Chicago, New York)
Arts Council England
Barbican Art Gallery
Carnival Village (arts partnership)
Centre for British Film & Television Studies
Commission for Architecture & The Built Environment
Crafts Council
Design Council
European League of Institutes of the Arts
International Centre for Fine Arts Research
King's College Hospital
London Libraries Development Agency
Museums, Libraries and Archives Council (MLA)
National Portrait Gallery
NHS Executive
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
The Tower of London
University of the Arts
Yaa Asantewaa Arts
Bridgeman Education (software consortium leader)
Carnival Village & Portobello Live (associates)
Deutsche Bank & National Commercial Bank (S Arabia)
Dorling Kindersley, Politikens & Uniboek (Europe)
GT Interactive & PlayStation
Millennium Commission & Resource (museums)
MLA Partnership (merger of nine regional agencies)
Renault & 'The Big 4' (insurance)
Scarab & Marriott Hotels and Resorts
University of Wolverhampton & British Council (China)
The Wheel (2012 feasibility group)
A silver-lined project
£2.1m government-funded project, Silver steps up the development of its visually interactive software with a logotype, print and correspondence materials.
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Future steps
Part of a charity's proposed new vision and renaming is a special publication which celebrates an event of working ballet dancers of ethnic origin

Future steps
The five colour publication entails all copywriting to highlight the main features of the project as well as biographies and commissioned photography.

Eccentric organic
A rebranding repositions Mini Magoo's cereals as a 'boutique' breakfast brand. Also sold loose, site specific packs cater for stores, foodhalls and markets.

Day to night
A city day scene is manipulated and transformed to a night scene, created for graphic panels of a late opening New York themed restaurant and bar.

Beyond bog standard
Packaged as gifts and selling 250,000 copies, the latest in a series of 'knowledge buster' bathroom books makes Waterstone's till displays.

Broad-bandits
Launching in London, a brand mark, ident and web concept for globally-located online hip music channel, Direct Drive TV is outlined to its graphics team.

Swedish sensual
The online presence for UK-based designer, Hanna Hammarberg is easy to update and allows trade buyers to view the pieces of her latest collection.

Swedish sensual
Sporting a new 'h' monogram to boost the brand, poster panels also include luscious photography at various fashion shows such as Pret a Porter in Paris.

Olympics Olympiad
As creative consultant, conceptual ideas are brainstormed and shaped up for a London-wide performing arts festival leading up to 2012.

Baxters - gourmet choice
A well known food trader is newly portrayed with a traditional identity and slogan, printed with select wording on to natural coloured applications.

Seeking brave brands
After bringing Cadbury's to Coronation Street, Soho media startup Krempelwood launches its own brandmark, engaging top brands for mainstream viability.

Capoeira clarity
After five years of activity, a new logo brings a new emphasis, which together with succinct publicity and a refreshed website, brings in new interest.

Brazilian Active Arts
A collaborative initiative promotes itself with a mark inspired by the Brazilian flag and the stencilled large rubber matting associated with 'pop up' events.

Oil & Gas International
Complementing new clarity in its offer, this engineering company's mark alludes to the lines of latitude & longitude and its offices in each of the hemispheres.

Contemporary Applied Arts
A review of Britain’s largest crafts gallery improves its street impact with new signage, innovative graphic devices and interior fittings.

Contemporary Applied Arts
A new website, new information and publicity for over 75 shows helps to empower the enterprise and establish its activities over its first ten years.

Crafts Council: The Lettering Pack
The brief for a school teacher's guide is developed into an activity pack, with proposed input to several projects and 40 postcards of inspirational lettering.

A fresh look at books
Graphic input for repackaged book covers as well as design production itself helps boost in-house design work for a publisher's travel guides.

Illustrating change
For a national lead activity, a new name, logo system, refreshed website and vision statement boosts its remit to align and guide thousands of others.

Illustrating change
Representing the UK's 2500 museums, 1200 libraries and 1 million archives, the project includes numerous applications and feasibility projects.

A Unilever journey
A newly interactive workshop workbook includes proposed new texts and portrays the brand building journey using the analogy of skiing group.

Carnival Capers
As arts activity Carnival Village delivers its complex remit, the autumn highlights its primary expertise, Carnival Arts during London's Carnival Season.
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Carnival Village in context
Before any of its venues are branded, a promotional mission statement, and an edited print publicity programme targets a local and broader audience.

Carnival Village website
To compete with the London circuit, a conventional yet innovative flexible structure promotes events as well as the organisation in its first two years.

Love at first sight
The first opera-musical from the Balkans brings to life the story of a bar singer and a feather buyer. The poster aims to portray their forbidden love.

What about our archives?
A first ever special review looks at the numerous forms of archives across the UK, providing recommendations for future conservation and accessibility.

Crafts Council: Three Decades
As a new identity leads to a special anniversary exhibition, a fresh look at touring exhibitions provides a new package of various fittings and displays.

Stars on film & stage
A magically animated logotype and its application across key materials sets the tone for a dance film festival across selected London cinemas.

Smart newsagent
As a property owner’s ambition presents every 2D and 3D aspect of the shop, the necessity of various fixtures make it an even greater challenge.

Chinese special
For a four-part TV documentary, the titles comprise animated letters which are ‘served’ with chopsticks alongside suggested music.

Global Warming
For a global music ensemble, a tropical bird highlights the climatic spectacle of migrant species, and is projected at its launch concert, ‘A Global Warming’.

London's largest fashion trade show
A broad role over four seasons helps a small event grow to present 40 designers biannually, introducing slogans, publicity, 3D design and key materials.

Portobello Dance
As a proposed name is elected, the new logo of the 15 year old dance charity aims to promote the core classical training inherent in all dance styles.

Poetry Olympics
A new website and logo builds upon an original wordmark, aiming to promote the eccentric but popular activity, running since 1959 (and 500 BC).

Poetry Olympics at the RAH
A departure in illustrations of the Royal Albert Hall promotes a major event of poetry, jazz and world music with celebrities Kylie Minogue and Nick Cave.

Southbank Centre story
A Royal Festival Hall exhibition is accompanied by a CD set aiming to capture the era of early groundbreaking recordings from an ethnic community.

Seeing is believing
An exclusive buyers' pack introduces renowned car US photographer, Michael Furman for a special collection of luxury British Motorcar prints to the UK.

National Portrait Gallery
A new format and book series scheme starts with a monograph of the renowned 1920s/'30s American back stage photographer, James Abbe.

Fashion formats
As a digital fashion textile printer completes orders for top UK designers, its dynamic interactive portfolio is as fun to update as it is to explore.

Persian palette
A proposed name and inaugural identity presents an importer of exotic goods, together with alternative colour schemes and authentic tile patterns.

Got the Alexander Technique?
Together with illustrations, the monogram of a certified practitioner aims to convey a well balanced posture as well as the behavioural attitude it promotes.

Face the music
After 20 years of activity, a music activity gains a stronger impact with a total brand makeover, extracting extraneous content into a newly proposed portal.

Central clarity
An inaugural identity of a National centre unites a variety of study areas through a cohesive literature scheme which aims to evoke academic research.
