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If you have ever heard terms like value, premium, high-end or luxury used in branding conversations, you may have wondered what they actually mean in practice. These words are often used casually, but they describe something very important: positioning. Positioning is the place your brand occupies in the minds of your audience, especially in relation to competing alternatives. It shapes …
If you live locally to Barnet in North London (as I have for over 10 years now), be sure to look out for Noel Café; a high end coffee shop which will be occupying the space just opposite the large Sainsburys, across from New Barnet rail station. It’s always a pleasure to work with local businesses, and I was delighted …
Another look at the brand identity and logo design process behind the scenes – this time for Old Bank Coffee House. One of the primary functions of a logo is to identify – and in a world saturated with brands, this is increasingly challenging. That’s why I love logo’s which tie into a brands unique story, and that was certainly …
HUBOIS is a high end luxury brand specialising in premium leather goods; from belts to handbags. As the logo would feature prominently on a wide range of goods, it needed to be simple, remain clear at small sizes and work well when embossed or engraved. In my opinion – ALL logos should meet these criteria! However special care was taken to create …
I was commissioned to create a Brand Book / Manual & Full Branding for the Portrait Boutique London. They are a high end female portraiture studio, offering a bespoke service for a discerning clientele. Brand Identity, Logo Design, colour scheme, typography and usage are all outlined in this brand book. The Brand is minimal, minimalist, simple, dark, gold, white, refined, …
With Love Dot London are location photographers who create experiences in London. With their flagship shoot style inspired by fashion, they commissioned me to create a Mobile friendly website that would look and feel just like a high end fashion blog. I also designed the simple but effective logo, and spent a considerable amount of time hand-drawing the signature artwork …
First of all, you need to determine whether you’re asking the right question! The majority of businesses require much more than a lone logo design – they need a carefully crafted brand identity to communicate on behalf of their company; often designed in light of extensive research and brand strategy. Even if you are a small business owner, this process can …
