Taking advantage of our Instant Brands offer, this Wimbledon-based electrician has a customised logo that will look great on vehicles and stationery.

Branding for a hair salon based in Knaphill, Surrey.

Carefully art directed photography extends the eclipse metaphor into a meaningful corporate image that can be rolled-out to all marketing materials.

ShowTracker is a service for media owners to track transmissions of television programmes around the world.

The two elements of the brand, the company logo and presentation image, work together to communicate the nature of the service: global, television and tracking.

Croydon-based Direct Print & Design are providing their clients with both a Mac OSX-based application and a iOS app (iPhone and iPad) to allow them to control and draw stock from their print supply store.

The brand we created was based on the rotationally symmetrical nature of the lowercase letters d and p. These icons are designed fit the overall interface style and look like top-tier applications within the host system.

CM3 Couriers is a new national delivery service that extends the current Chelmsford-based minicab company’s offer into the business-to-business marketplace.

Both brands compliment each other, but services can be clearly differentiated by use of colour.

The branding for Chelmsford based CM3 Cars is designed around the concept of a marker that explicitly places this local minicab and car service on the map.

The branding will be instantly recognisable in the locality and help build brand awareness for the exceptional service provided.

The brand also works alongside the sister company CM3 Couriers.

A distinctive and fresh look for a range of DIY water softening products.

These water conditioning units are to be retailed in major DIY stores together with a point of sale display featuring boxed products for customers to take-away.

The packaging is distinctive, while the layout re-enforces the idea that the unit will be simple to install and use with it’s minimal design – featuring only the essential product differences.

Paritas is a new law firm based in London. It’s ethos, reflected in its brand is to bring a greater equity to the litigation process by aligning the interests of the firm with the interests of its clients.

A simple, striking mark for martial arts and general fitness trainers based in Wimbledon.

Graphic silhouettes were drawn from photos taken of the personal instructors during training sessions to create a unique descriptive brand.

A striking brand for a Guildford-based removal company.

The company’s previous logo featured a illustration of an eagle. We referenced this by incorporating a stylised eagle head within this new branding.

The new logo is immediately recognisable, and with it’s strong red/white colour scheme, the company will attain a great visual impact in the Surrey area.

Rostrvm Solutions – a business process company with a very unusual spelling.

By highlighting the ‘v’ in the company name, we created a simple, highly memorable logo.

The use of various images of a conductors holding a red baton encapsulates and communicates the company’s basic proposition – ‘Simplifying business processes so that they play well together’.

A powerful brand for a Mexican start-up, who took advantage of our small business branding package.

Designed to be instantly recognisable within a crowded resort environment. The logo is a bold mark for the company and, above all, looks great on souvenir t-shirts and other apparel.

The symbol itself is derived from Neptune’s Trident – a Greek mythological artefact with strong associations with the sea.

Branding for this recruitment company utilises a calligraphic flourish to represent two people and suggest that this is company that offers a personal touch.

This graphic style is campaign-able and can be used in advertising and marketing materials.

Kube – a digital and lithographic printing in Central London and Kent

Given the company name, some kind of cube was inevitable. However it was important that the name be clear so that the deliberate mis-spelling was obvious.

Red, blue and green colours were used as a reference to the digital nature of today’s pre-press environment.

The fresh colour scheme and circular metaphor resonate the companys environmental credentials, while the treatment of the letter ‘o’ is suggestive of a suite of services working as a whole.

The final design is a perfect balance between classic and modern.

Concept for a lifestyle brand – “The Definitive Article”.

Obviously a play on words – the brand name also outlines it’s mission to seek out the best in class for consumer products. The definitive toaster, the definitive keyring etc.

The logo is also a visual pun, using an exclamation mark to reflect the lower-case “i”.

The lynch-pin of any branding project is the company logo – The new logo for this firm of Authorised High Court Enforcement Officers and Certificated Bailiffs is a modern evolution for their brand.

The shield and lion head is a distillation of some of the elements from their previous coat-of-arms mark. The new logo is better suited for modern communications and maintains the gravitas that the company needs to project.

Startup company; Human Communication Training took advantage of one our ‘instant brand’ packages – giving them the basic essentials to enable them to start trading with style with a company logo, stationery and website.

As part part of their web-site re-design project, West London Estate Agency; Dexters, needed a modern interpretation of their purple oval logo.

Our solution was to create this oval stage-lighting effect to present the company brand. It works fantastically on-screen, in print, and most especially on “For Sale” boards!

The logo for the south-east region scuba diver’s conference has had been given a little 3D love recently – lending a ‘refreshed’ feel for the event while maintaining and evolving an immediately recognisable and established brand.

The artwork is carefully created in Adobe Illustrator® in vector format so that it maintains it’s quality and impact no matter how large the application.

Rising Star Leisure operates contemporary restaurant and bar venues in South London’s Battersea & Clapham districts.

The logo reflects a professional yet contemporary quality that reflects the nature of the venues they operate.

As with the Trusted Brands Environment logo the master brand is retained in such a way as to allow for language versions.

A special three-dimensional rendering of this venerable dive club’s mascot in celebration of the re-launch of their membership website.

A mark to perfectly compliment the Constantine Group logo’s calligraphic style – celebrating a 125 years in business!

An elegant evolution of a beguilingly simple brand.

A strong brand evolved from the merger of two companies to form Simtex

Branding for this specialist plastics supplier to the manufacturing industry.

The design has a tactile feel that communicates the extruded quality of plastic. The logo has been produced in a range of colours to keep all communications surprising and fun.

Branding applied to a gate-folded direct mail brochure for this Middlesex-based insurance service.

A developer of software designed to secure banking transactions and provide non-reputation certificates for internet deployed applications.

The chain links design communicate two concepts – the most explicit being an impression of “security”. The focus on the red middle link also relates to the “middleware” nature of the service offering – binding two parties together: customer and vendor.

A logo for a Greater London based electrical contractors.

The green colour and graphic were inspired by power-on LEDs and associated button iconography.

The symbol serves as both the letter ‘A’ and a directional arrow.

The 7mkg brand presented on corporate stationery.

Unusually, the company letter paper features a selection of recent projects in a thumbnail style. This is because the main use of printed stationery is for marketing purposes (all subsequent client communications tend to be email-based).

The stylised arrow/seven numeral can also be used as a stand-alone graphic element.

The orange colour used in the branding for this IT support company sets it apart from the competition – which predominantly uses blue.

The symbol is derived from the standard “power” symbol commonly associated with computers and IT devices.

The logo is therefore both relevant and memorable.

McQuade are a property surveyors based in South London.

The logo takes it’s proportions from a standard London brick, and the custom typography is appropriately unfussy and works with the stap-line ‘Making sense of property’.

Iris is the name for an SMS-based global emergency messaging and management system for business travelers.

The name, derived from the Greek god of communication, was also suggestive of the coloured portion of the eye. The logo was developed to incorporate a suggestion of a globe – Simple, relevant and intriguing.

‘Games’ is one of a suite of brands designed for Unibet to consolidate their online betting offerings. The design works together with our designs for the ‘Poker’ and ‘Casino’ brands.

The brand aims were to create a robust image that would underpin a major marketing initiative. The logo was required to avoid the “fruit” cliches whilst remaining relevant to the marketplace.

Graphically, the three red bars represent the reel-bands that are synonymous with AWP products.

The greetings cards that Phoenix Trading produce are artfully illustrated, and it was our intention that the logo should reflect this elegance and maintain a “lightness of touch ” that are not the usual associations with depictions of the ‘fiery bird of myth’.

‘Poker’ is one of a suite of brands designed for Unibet to consolidate their online betting offerings. The design works together with our designs for the ‘Casino’ and ‘Games’ brands.

‘Casino’ is one of a suite of brands designed for Unibet to consolidate their online betting offerings. The design works together with our designs for the ‘Poker’ and ‘Games’ brands.

The goal was to create a brand that incorporated elements suggestive of both the communication activity and the concept of moderation – without any negative “Big Brother” overtones.

A descriptive logotype for this online retailer.

The integration of the yo-yo, chess piece and bow supports the primary colour scheme and clearly sets out the three product areas – It’s an interesting and elegant solution.

A logo for a secure email storage service designed for professionals that are legally required to keep a record of all their electronic communications.

The chevron element serves as both a directional arrow, and when taken in context with the trailing “x” letter-form, it also creates a box.

We refreshed this yacht transportation company’s brand with a clean modern interpretation of their existing logo and a consistent approach to all company communications.

The logo itself is a playful visual pun along the lines of “I love my teeth”.

A company business card is often where you make your first impression with your customer.

The branding that we created for DLJ Marketing is strongly enhanced by the use of the design elements on the reverse of the card.

Simple, playful typography.

The logo is modern, has gravitas and is playful all at once – two or three concepts come together to sum-up this marketing strategy consultancy.

Coleago is a highly specialised management consulting firm serving the needs of the telecommunications, media and technology sectors.

The concentric rings used in the branding, while descriptive, also emote a calm, professional vibe.