The new brand story and identity helped connect together their restaurant, gardens and my new creation ‘The Maker’s Yard’ all around a feeling of tranquillity and calm. This concept was rolled out across a new website, print collateral, posters, menus, adverts, maps and signage.

To see more on this project, take a look at the full Sculpture by the Lakes case study page.

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My work consisted of posters, advertising banners, flyers, event signage, lanyards and even extended to their tasty collaboration beer with Monkey Brewhouse ‘The Mutt’s Nuts’ which included pump clips, beer mats, signage, social posts and flyers.

This is an on-going and developing project which is updated on a yearly basis to keep it feeling fresh and new for each festival. So, watch this space and keep an eye out for the latest doggy designs and collaborations with the amazing team at Lighthouse Marketing.

To see more on this project, take a look at the full Dogstival case study page.

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Lymington Seafood Festival and Monkey Brewhouse ran a competition on their social platforms for their seafood and beer loving followers to come up with the name for this special brew. They landed on Prawn Star. So of course, keeping the style in keeping with Lymington Seafood Festival and with a nod to Monkey Brewhouse, I created a fun, bright, cheeky design which was then rolled out across, social, flyers, pump clips, reusable beer cups and beer mats. I had a lot of fun on this project and hopefully that shows.

If you would like to see more work for Lymington Seafood Festival, take a look at their full project page.

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The look and feel ended up being bold, fun and colourful whilst still sitting in their brand styling and linking seamlessly with their popular brews that they would be selling over the weekend. The beer festival was a complete hit and they are now planning to run it every year. I know I’ll be there!

If you’re interested in seeing more of my work for Monkey Brewhouse, visit their full project page where you can see website design, menus, external signage of the pub, individual illustrations for each of their craft beers and more. 

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The bespoke stationery included: Friday invite, Saturday invite, details, order of the day, pump clips for our very own wedding beer, drinks menu, venue signage and of course the all important thank you cards.

To see more of our wedding brand stationery, take a look at the full case study page.

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Curating a successful food festival requires meticulous planning, creativity, and attention to detail.Fortunately Rich and Dom know exactly what they’re doing! They wanted The Great Wight Bite to be a celebration of local produce, the island’s most renowned chefs and an exploration of up and coming cuisine and flavours and this needed to be reflected through the design. They asked me to create a theme that was fun, lively, food focused, organic led and family friendly.

I created a flexible, playful and colourful logo which could work across assets of different shapes and sizes and a core graphic style incorporating sections on food elements in rounded, friendly bold shapes. These could be used in the background of any brand pieces. It was eye-catching and attention grabbing. The style was then rolled out across a range of different assets from posters, the website, advertising banners, aprons, flyers, event signage, lanyards, certificates and much much more. Another

The festival was a huge success and they are already planning for 2024!

If you would like to see more work for The Great Wight Bite, take a look at their full project page.

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As with any tech start up there are always a lot of hurdles to jump through and these things can often take time to really snowball. To get things moving, we started with a logo design for their former name, Follo (sadly this name had to be changed because of translation issues, but Becon is now shining bright!), using journey lines and being located as the core thinking behind this design. The logo was written in a soft, friendly script font with a glow point at the end of the ‘O’. We went for a deep navy to tie into night journeys, grading into a warm friendly yellow. The colour of calm and light. Finally we selected a soft, rounded, sans serif font for their core brand material that was easy to read, suitable for digital applications and friendly in appearance. The designs were then used to start to piece together how the app would look and function considering the user at every point in their journey and how these journeys could differ.

Becon is now the no1 safety app to protect any journey or activity! They received investment and have had incredible feedback from Marie Claire, Forbes, The Metro and many more.

I’m continuing to produce design material for them and it’s always such a pleasure working with the innovative team at Becon.

Emily’s online yoga platform is now a virtual space that provides a range of yoga classes. With the growing popularity of her classes and the increasing demand for flexible and accessible fitness options, Emily’s online yoga platform has been a real success.

It began with a consultation, where the couple’s preferences were explored through conversation and concepting. Every aspect, including the choice of paper, colours, fonts, motifs, and illustrations were carefully curated to reflect Camilla and Michael’s distinct personality and the ambiance they wished to evoke on their special day.

This crafted watercolour print was selected and then variations of the design were created across save the date cards to invitations, order of service booklet, order of the day board, menus and beyond. Wedding stationery should be an exclusive preview of what will await the guests on the big day. It acts as a tantalising glimpse into the style, theme, and tone of the celebration, building anticipation and excitement. It was such a pleasure working with Camilla and Michael and they were really happy that together we had embodied their style, vision, and individuality through this stationery set.