A start-up Sri Lankan tour company needed a logo.

I resisted some of the visual cliches that are often associated with Sri Lanka (Ceylon) and instead wanted to convey – through a subtle, typographical solution – that every adventure in this beautiful gem of a country involves something mysterious and unexpected. The blue colour is derived from Sri Lanka's national flower, the blue water lily.

The result was very well received by the client.

The brief was to create a brand mark for a new social enterprise. The mark would eventually be used on a cook book, kitchenware and a website where women from around the world would gather to share food, their stories, and life's wisdom.

The social enterprise was inspired by the founder’s travels and her experiences with many diverse culures. It was felt that the mark should have a certain hand-painted earthiness while retaining enough simplicity to be used successfully on a range of kitchen products. The loosely-painted silhouette embodies the raison d'etre, while the multitude of colours present in the hand-drawn letterforms reflect the diverse contributions from around the world.

Only one concept was presented – resulting in a very happy client, who felt the design perfectly answered the brief in terms of tone and feel.

A new specialist executive search organisation required a logo.

A distinctive and memorable logo was developed that incorporated an eagle within a shield motif.

The client response was positive and the logo has been used across a range of applications.

The brief was to create a logo for a charity art auction based around the theme of The Culinary Fox.

Without being too literal in the approach, we still wanted to convey the dual themes of food and the fox. A logo utilising a colourful, folded napkin and some strategically placed chopsticks was created.

The client was very happy with the result and felt that it conveyed the style and tone of the event.