Category Archives: Design work

Here you go, finally some work for you to look at. I was recently approached by the University of Bath to provide a logo for a new project they are undertaking – to help “improve the manufacturing competitiveness of the … Continue reading →

Here’s a quick mock-up of a book cover I was recently asked to design. It was the first time I’d been asked to do a book cover, so it was an interesting challenge…. especially considering as I was quite keen … Continue reading →

Because those posts with lots of photos of old magazines are very tall, and this blog really ought to be showing off my design work (how else is a freelance graphic and web designer going to advertise himself?) here’s a … Continue reading →

A recent conversation on Twitter about improving theatre attendance reminded me about this brochure I did a long time ago. It is probably my favourite piece of work, so I’m slightly surprised I haven’t blogged it before. It was a … Continue reading →

Here’s my new logo for tennisaddict.net – a soon-to-be-launched site devoted to… well, I think you can guess. There are two formats. A stacked version for watermarking photographs and a horizontal version for use as a banner on the website … Continue reading →

When both your parents are graphic designers who never get to use cartoon dinosaurs or silly fonts, this is what you get…

Here’s a logo I have just put together for LowCarbonUK.com, a project run by the University of Bath to gather and share information from various Low Carbon Network Fund projects.   I like the colours I used, but was pleasantly … Continue reading →

I did this ages ago, but I still like it. A very simple concept (this is the last of the three stages…can you guess what the others were?), but the client liked it, and it beat offerings from much larger … Continue reading →