'Flesh tone' - Portraiture

'River of London' textile design - Tanner Krolle

A repeat pattern designed as part of a branding development project for luxury goods company Tanner Krolle. The brief was to 'feminise' their identity and develop new branding devices and a signature pattern to work harmoniously with their existing branding.

The company logo is a griffin and this sinuous design was created by using the curl in it's tail but it also evokes the bend in the River Thames in London where the company is based, hence the name.

'Dragonfly' & 'Butterfly' Logos - Patrick Cox

Logo variations designed for Patrick Cox for use in his Japanese collections.

The logos were used on scarves, homewares and accessories.

Bugs

Image to illustrate a biology course on natural selection and Batesian mimicry...

'Organic botanic'

Printed textile design

Birds

Image of birds to illustrate a biology course dealing with Darwinian selection and speciation.

Here's one that got away: Part 2

From a help guide for new students. Rejected in favour of a stock photograph.

'The Owls of Western Park'

Work in progress. Character illustrations for a forthcoming project.

Barnardo's 'Carefree' initiative

Publicity materials to promote services available to young carers...

"Aimhigher" - Prospectus covers

Some of the covers of the prospectuses I have designed for Aimhigher Leicester City & Leicestershire, part of a national initiative to raise aspirations and encourage young people to consider further education...

Here's one that got away: Part 1

I sometimes prefer the initial roughs that I produce to the finished design - here's a couple that didn't make it past the 'committee stage', so to speak, but perhaps deserve to see the light of day one more time.

I'll post the 'chosen one' shortly.

"Working Together" - Illustration

This is a detail from a poster I designed for 'Echg - Housing and Support' to promote inclusiveness and the empowerment of staff.

"Say What" - Book cover, illustrations & typography

Front cover and selected black & white internal illustrations.

Metro Publishing; John Blake Publishing Ltd.

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