Brand design, art direction and marketing of start-up company that rewarded green purchasing and aided councils in delivering support to local businesses. Engaged with local neighbourhoods on projects such as ‘Edible Garden’ competitions and weekend fairs. In 2011, Get More Local was awarded a UK Sustainable Business.
As a sister-brand of Get More Local, Zest Fest aimed to celebrate cultural heritage and local, artistic talent. Created and managed all branding and promotional material. Get More Local won UK’s sustainable business award in 2011.
UK’s leading body dedicated to the enhancement of Britain and Japan’s relationship, committed to promoting deep and lasting understanding between the two countries. Comprehensive rebrand of visual identity, logo, print material and website, including information architecture, content planning and interface design. The society hosts hundreds of events and resources, and currently has over 1000 members.
Redesign of international photography publication, with emphasis on integrating the relationship between type and image.
Voluntary visual identity design and art direction for the first two years of the festival. Developed logo and brochure to celebrate the local community and linked, broader cultural heritages. Developed logo and events brochure. Continues to operate as Community Interest Company and awarded ‘Venue Film Festival of the Year 2010’. Event material used experimental typography to appropriately present the festival’s four film locations (north, south, east, west) in the context of the year’s film theme of ‘resistance’.
Voluntary visual identity design and art direction for the first two years of the festival. Developed logo and brochure to celebrate the local community and linked, broader cultural heritages. Developed logo and events brochure. Continues to operate as Community Interest Company and awarded ‘Venue Film Festival of the Year 2010’. Event material used experimental typography to appropriately present the festival’s four film locations (north, south, east, west) in the context of the year’s film theme of ‘horror’.
