Lymington Seafood Festival

The Lymington Seafood Festival celebrates the South Coast’s rich cultural heritage, local produce and intrinsic link to the sea. Over the last few years, I’ve been evolving the design concept to stay fresh and relevant with the introduction of new sea characters, vibrant designs and eye-catching collateral to roll out across the festivals.

I’ve also created designs for their tasty collaboration beer with Monkey Brewhouse for ‘Prawn Star’ and ‘Loberster’s Whiskers’. Design included posters, advertising banners, flyers, event signage, social posts, lanyards, reusable beer cups, pump clips, beer mats and much more.

Photographs provided by Lighthouse Marketing

Forthay Granola

I was approached by the award winning home-baked cereal company Forthay Granola to create a label for their delicious Honey, Nuts & Cranberries pack, and to help get the product stocked in stores. 

The design concepts were borne out of the soul of the brand, their beautiful B&B in Forthay, and were so successful that it resulted in major growth and a range extension which now consists of six different granolas, two mueslis and a savoury seed mix, all with individual pack designs to match. 

We have also worked together to create a full website complete with ecommerce and subscription pages, as well as lifestyle and product photography, social posts and other print collateral.

The Real Cure

The Real Cure is a multi-award winning, family owned British charcuterie company based at Hartgrove Farm near Shaftesbury. The challenge was to capture the personality of the company and stand out on the shelf too. Working closely with Lucy and James I took their initial logo and fonts and developed it into a bold and distinctive brand using block style copy, strong colours and rustic textures.

This has been rolled out across a range of new recyclable packs, social assets, website banners, flyers, hamper pack design and a catalogue showcasing all of their products.

The new packaging has seen retail sales double since launching last year, both attracting new business and increasing sales with existing customers.

Photography by Robin Goodlad

Ten Foot Naked

In the cluttered grocery market when launching a new brand the brief really should be to go bold or go home. I was challenged to create an unmissable brand identity, full set of brand assets, print material and online shop for Ten Foot Naked’s ‘Zero Waste on Wheels’ concept.

Their main aim was to make package free shopping accessible, affordable and easy. I designed a fun and colourful look that felt approachable yet premium, as well as helping them stand out from their competitors and make sure their main asset, their delivery van would really get them noticed when out-and-about.

Photography by Steph Newton