Below you should find a selection of the latest projects I have worked on. Hopefully this will give you an insight into the sort of thing that I could do for you and your business.

If there is anything you would like to see more of, or find out more about, then please get in touch by giving me a call or by clicking here...

Mia Boutique

Discipline: Logo design & E-commerce website
Website: www.miaboutique.co.uk

Brief: Create a distinctive, stylish and unique brand that would work well in the world of boutique fashion. Then create an online store that can be easily maintained and updated by the client that also matches the brand and desired look and style.

Solution: I worked together with the client to find a style that she wanted and by using carefully selected images on the site we were able to set a modern tone of style and elegance. I also created a card that could be left in shops and given out to the public to reinforce the brand.

Farhoud Business Ventures

Discipline: Logo design
Website: currently working on website

Brief: Create a strong, iconic brand for a business group based in Bahrain. Use a shield or badge that reflects the company's young, dynamic nature. Needed to look modern and stylish and get across a sense of character and avoid the usual "stuffy" corporate image.

Solution: I worked up a number of different concepts based around the desired look and theme until we found a logo that the client was happy to use to represent his company.

BODYPOWER 2010

Discipline: Web Design
Website: www.bodypowerexpo.co.uk

Brief: Create a new site for the 2010 Bodypower show. Site needs to reflect the new brand and be able to allow the client to up date the site themselves with latest news etc...

Solution: After going through a few different ideas with the client we eventually decided this one would best suit the new show. By making it a CMS website it allowed the client to use a simple backend admin area to add new stories and pages to the website to keep it up-to-date.

BODYPOWER 2009

Discipline: Logo design, Flyers, Posters, Website design
Website: has been superseded by the 2010 show above

Brief: Create a logo & website for a body building event. The site needed to be quite serious and masculine with a strong sports feel.

Solution: I used a dark colour scheme with dark and moody photos incorporated throughout the site, thus giving us the serious sports feel the client wanted. The client also needed marketing materials with the same feel to promote the show, which I provided - everything from tickets and flyers to posters and stage banners.

Logmoor

Discipline: Website design
Website: www.logmoor.co.uk

Brief: Create a clean and corporate website for a building contractor based in Birmingham - something to show off their work in its best light and promote the business locally.

Solution: I designed a few different mock-ups and worked closely with the client to find the solution that worked best for them. Using a slideshow of large images from their selected projects on the homepage highlighted the local work. A 'latest projects' page then showed the more recent work they had been involved with and gave them a simple and stylish site that they can then use to really promote the company.

Middle East Modified Championship

Discipline: Logo design, Flyer design

Brief: Create a logo & a flyer to promote a modified car show - the first of its kind in Bahrain. Using Japanese car events as the influence.

Solution: I found a stylized typeface to use as a part of the logo and then used a 3d model of typical "drift" car with some flame graphics to reinforce the image. The flyer then needed to get a lot of information across in a small space. This could then be repeated on the reverse in arabic. By using large images and a torn card effect I managed to highlight everything the client was trying to promote.

Airbrush Perfections

Discipline: Website design
Website: www.airbrushperfections.co.uk

Brief: The client, one of the UK's biggest and best Airbrush design companies, wanted a fun, strong and colourful website that reflected their sense of style and would appeal to their target market.

Solution: Through working closely with the client I found a look that really matched what he wanted and created a gallery that used a polaroid style - throwing photos of current and past projects onto the screen allowing the end user to browse through the many projects in a fun way. I also created the site in such a way that the client could up date it themselves.