The Guildhall Salisbury
Salisbury City Council 
Roll-out Summer 2021

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In brief.

Create a new visual identity for The Guildhall Salisbury to be used across a range of brand communications, including a newly commissioned website.

The client was looking for an identity that reflects and captures the heritage of the building, and the fine city in which it stands.




Logomark for ‘The Guildhall Salisbury’


Full logo – white on black


Typography page from brand guide document



Colour page from brand guide document




Example brand applications

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Beginners
Animation Studio
2019

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In brief.

Nurturing a seed of an idea into an identity for a new animation studio helping people with something to say, reach a world that wants to listen.

The client had the name ‘Beginners’ and a rough concept of a ‘b’ taking a first step. I helped to form this idea into a bold, approachable visual identity for the studio.



I adapted a fitting typeface to work as the logomark for Beginners, opting for all in lowercase to mimic the ‘b’ logomark. The original typeface had deep, narrow ink traps that didn’t translate well when scaled down. The dot of the ‘i’ was changed to a circle to mirror the dot used for the head on the ‘b’ logomark. An angle was cut into the ‘r’ to allow for tighter tracking of the whole wordmark.


Logotype in use on the website

Robert James Cricket
Local Master Batmaker
2018 –

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In brief.

Robert has been handcrafting cricket bats for many years and needed an identity that would allow him to build brand recognition with his customers and grow into producing his own full range of cricket gear. The outcome came in the form of a monogram displaying his initials in the shape of a shield. Combining a traditional silhouette with a contemporary twist, the logo was created to be seen from rage on the field.





Robert James monogram logo



Full logo with logotype


Monogram in use on t-shirt during a workshop event in Pilch Norwich

Robert James bat and gloves in use



Bats in progress

Norwich Vibes
Video series uncovering the creative scene in the fine city
2020

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In brief.

An identity for a new video series exploring the lesser-known cultural scenes of Norwich and beyond. Norwich Vibes invites viewers closer, for a more intimate view of life in the city through the form of interviews with local artists.

Targeting a younger demographic, I decided to focus more on the ‘Vibes’ wordmark and opted not include ‘Norwich’ in the logo itself. This helped to create an edgy, underground tone and editorial feel that would resonate well with the audience, and also allow for future expansion of the series to other cities in the future.

The pulse line-work depicts the City cathedral as well as loosely forming the letters ‘N’ ‘V’.













Logo in various colourways



Simple brand guide


Norwich Vibes Instagram

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