The Climbing Hangar brand work. The Hangar has played a big part in my life, from a single poster, to developing a strong brand that has stood 10 years of huge change within the company. The pink was an intentional choice to be playful. Something that the owner has placed at the centre of their philosophy to this day.
Development of a logo. Structural, fluid, modern. A building company, so structure and strength was key. 

A Tea room in Hale Village, the heart shaped perforations were developed from the idea of perforations in a tea bag. I loved this client. They also owned a soft play centre I did a lot of brand work for. Focussed and driven to excel. One of the clients I learned a lot from personally. 

An update to a logo that was over designed. The owners if IEC sponsor a Moto GP rider, and when placing the old logo, it became apparent it needed simplifying. A similar style was kept, stripped back, and works so well on the bike, as well as the uniforms and vehicles.

Liverpool International Festival of Sport. Sadly the event never took place and once rebooked, Covid 19 stopped it yet again from going ahead for 2 years. 

Handy at Home, a local handyman's service. Friendly and cheerful was the request. 

High volume work. Creating up to 40 of these logos a day for a music licensing company to be used on artists streamed across all the major platforms.

Sore Paws was a natural made finger balm to sooth the skin of climbers.

Climbing coaching logo. Molecular looking logo, echoing the limbs of a climber on a wall. The Coach was very data-led in his coaching, and wanted a name and logo that looked scientific.

Room at the Inn logo. I have been proud to work with this charity, work I undertook free of charge. They make a huge difference, I'm glad I could help how I could. 

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