Lifes a Bounce

The brief for this project was to market
a new housing development built by INplace, generating sales, specifically targeted towards a first time buyer demographic.

The outcome was a playful website, which interacted with the user as they navigated throughout the site. Each section was individually tailored around the developments unique features and highlighted some of
the key activities in the surrounding area.

Go Grand Ocean

The brief for this project was to market a new housing development built by Hyde Housing,
generating sales and exposure of their
new range of apartments.

The outcome was a full marketing campaign, based around the developments seaside history and heritage, from when it was
a Butlins holiday park in the 1950’s.

INplace

INplace are a housing development company that required a unique way to showcase the new developments they had on offer.

The solution was square brochure with an A4 insert, held together by a wrap-around band, with a die-cut on the front cover to showcase the development image beneath.

Lightqube

Lightqube is a specialist lighting company that required a new identity and website to support their new marketing strategy.

The outcome was a clean, slick design with beautiful navigation, that focussed on the imagery behind each project, rather than swamping the viewer with loads of information.

Digital Gurus

The brief for this project was to create a brand identity and supporting material. The outcome was a unique logo design, supplemented by
a range of print materials and an interactive wesbite. The idea behind their brand focussed on the ‘digital’ aspect of their company...
showing colour through light.

Du

Du are digital company offering a video on demand service across the world. They
wanted to market this product in a unique
way, so an interactive flash site was created that relefected the effectiveness of video
n demand, through the clever use of
space and animation.

Shoretech Systems

Shoretech comissioned me to create their brand identity & supporting materials. The outcome was a logo design, supplemented
by a range of supporting material.

Due to their coastal location, the colour palette was inspired by the beach and the shape of
the ‘o’ was inspired by the moon, which dictates the tidal pattern of the sea. The logo and concept was rolled across business cards, letterheads, invoices and their website.

Think Schools

This was part of an internal project when I worked in Canterbury to market local schools and bring life to learning.

The outcome was a colourful brochure that gave an overview of the ‘think schools’ project, where local schools could register and market their services. Although it would predominantly be parents reading the brochure, we aimed to inject life into the project by using evocative imagery and a strong colour palette.

ISTD Award

Set by the International School of Typographic Designers, this project focuses specifically on the treatment of typography and the brief was simply 3m cubed.

The solution was a scaled 3m cubed perspex box which mimicked a real life installation piece that people could walk into, encouraging them to enjoy and absorb the information that surrounds them in their everyday life.

Black is White

This piece was created for the Howard Smith Paper Awards. The project brief was quite simply ‘Black is White’ with no limits.

After numerous different routes and 3 sketch pads later, the solution ended up being very simple... black isn’t white, it's a little white lie.

* this piece was short listed for the Howard Smith Paper awards and was printed in their 2007 Graphic Design and Print Awards 01.

Stuff-O-Meter

This project was entered for D&AD’s brief ‘stuff-o-meter’. Its aim was to raise awareness about the carbon footprint that our household electrical goods leave on the environment.

The solution was a full campaign, ranging from in-store posters to interactive applications.
The interactive applications allowed people
to explore different household products either
in-store or online, giving them a full overview of where each part was made and the total impact that particular product would have
on the environment.