Logo design for Miskeeto
When approached to design a new logo for Miskeeto, I was given some background info about the company. It went a little something like this…
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Myeloma UK newsletter design
For a few years I’ve been working with Myeloma UK, designing their promotional material. Myeloma UK are a Scottish-based cancer charity, helping thousands of people every year throughout the UK. For those unaware, myeloma is a cancer of the bone marrow, mainly affecting older-aged people.
One piece of print collateral that I design is Myeloma Matters, [...]
Logo design for StressWell
I was recently approached to design a brand-identity logo for StressWell™, for use in web and print-based promotional materials.
StressWell™ is a holistic stress management and wellness program, and my client wished to include a seahorse visual in the final logo design. The rationale for the seahorse inclusion is as follows:
Logo design for Drumryden
Drumryden is a new architectural firm in Scotland. The client asked for a simplistic, solid and angular text logo that symbolised the strength behind their developments. Red was stipulated as the colour of choice.
Logo design for Davidson Locksmith
I was approached by the established Scottish locksmith, Trevor Davidson, who was in need of a fresh identity to match his strong reputation and to replace his dated corporate appearance.
The brief stated that a padlock or key icon was to remain in some shape or form, and I wanted to unify the name and mark in a way that wasn’t seen in the old logo design.
Flyer designs for the music industry
Included here are some of the flyers I’ve designed for clients in the music industry. Any thoughts, positive or negative are very welcome.
5 vital design tips for your website or blog
In this short blog post I cover 5 important design tips to consider for your own website or blog. The first is offered below.
Don’t clutter your website with every widget or third party advertisement you can. Less is most definitely more where design is concerned, and two or three well-placed ads will attract much more attention than a host of flashing icons.