Client: MP Payroll Solutions & MP Workforce Management - provides a professional, cost effective payroll bureau service alongside a smart and effective online workforce management tool. Brief: To produce a new brand with a contemporary and professional look and feel. What We Did Produce a brand for both companies highlighting the payroll and HR services. We designed A5 and A4 flyers that were printed as well as supplied digitally to email out. A crisp and clean A4 pocket folder was created to hold the marketing material. A slick suite of stationery both printed and in Word format was produced. Various images to create the brand were supplied with accompanying logos to size for all platforms for social media. Two roller banners complimented the rest of the material to be displayed at exhibitions and networking. www.mppayroll.co.uk

Client: Good Food Wines - Is an independent supplier of alcohol to some of the most prestigious names in the food manufacturing industry. Brief: To update the branding and give the company a fresh, vibrant and contemporary feel. What We Did The existing logo that Bussroot produced over a decade ago was still strong in form, so we updated the colours, gave it a new modern typeface and simplified the 'bubbles' so that it would work better for social media platforms. The company has strong ethical values of provenance and building long term relationships with suppliers around the world, to provide a premium product and service. With this in mind we created a 'stamp' icon that could be placed throughout marketing material. Alongside this we produced an icon that portrayed the lifecycle of the product's journey from vine to finished article. Strong imagery was chosen to show how their alcohol products can compliment food dishes and recipies, with catchy straplines 'Add Grain to Grape to Excite Your Plate' and the existing 'Just add Food...'. www.goodfoodwines.com

Client: National Conservation Service - Provides conservation advice, support and care of books, parchment manuscripts, paper objects, archival records, seals and photographic materials; in libraries, museums, archives, and private collections. Brief: To create a recognisable brand that would give a distinctive edge to the organisation and transfer to an ecommerce website and marketing material. What We Did After creating a logo that could be timeless and had a mark that could be used alongside that to boost the brand, we produced a sophisticated and tactile business card. The stock used was a Colorplan mid green duplexed with Colorplan natural 270gsm making it 540gsm when finished. We used a gold foil to the dark green side and a deboss of the logo and logo mark to the natural side. The overall look and feel was classic and modern that complemented the organisation perfectly.

Client: Black Rose Love - A fairytale lifestyle brand, retailing jewellery, exquisite fairy lights and luxury candles. Brief: To create a strong brand style that had a mystical vintage look that would flow through into the merchandise, product labels, ecommerce website and marketing material. What We Did We created a magical scene with an animated carousel, cherry blossom, butterflies, and Eiffel Tower with lights to give the tone of the brand. Glitter was added to the business cards with a vintage feel reverse and a pop-up glitter postcard was produced to launch the brand. Beautiful bespoke boxes were created using strong grey and black stripes and the carousel scene within the lid.

Client: Beyond the Beaten Track: producers of a range of high quality nutritious ready-to-eat hot or cold ration packs. Brief: To come up with a brand name and identity for a selection of ration packs and outdoor food. The target audience was for hiking, biking, climbing, camping, outdoor pursuits, fishing and extreme outdoors sports enthusiasts. What We Did: We devised the name and brand to emphasise the idea of adventure and that the products are especially configured to meet the requirements of the great outdoors, and to portray that exciting feeling you get from what may be just around the next corner, or in this case “beyond the beaten track”. The strapline “outdoor provisions that go the extra mile” was created to highlight the quality, nutritional value and calorie content that keep you gonig that extra mile or two. The brand is used throughout the website, retail packaging and marketing material.

Client: The Hop Farm; Popular tourist attraction in Kent. Brief: To re-brand the company by getting back to it's roots as a country park attraction, highlighting the outdoor spaces that include the World’s largest collection of Oast Houses What We Did: We created a logo, signage, stationery and other marketing material. We wanted the logo to have a home-grown and natural feel to it to reflect the countryside setting. We chose a jar as the logo, a rustic bold typeface and used an organic colour palette. Different colours from this palette were used to identify the different activities and attractions on the estate so as to reinforce the new brand theme.

Client: Restore; Experts in document management, data management and records destruction. Brief: To create a brand that captured the idea of security with a corporate feel What We Did: The new Restore logo we created was in the shape of a key, we used the distinctive green and black pallet that are their corporate colours. The key represents both security and the key services that Restore provide. The marketing material highlighted the impeccable services and values that flow through the different divisions of the company.

Client: James Pendleton; Estate Agents with branches throughout South West London. Brief: In 2003 our brief was to create a brand for the client's new business venture. We were also engaged to bring that new brand to the market place through the use of various advertising media. What We Did: With the use of eye-catching colours, design and photographic images we created a new logo, stationery, sale boards, shop design and other marketing materials. The new logo and images were carried on throughout magazine articles and promotional items (umbrellas, water bottles etc). We went on to design a series of posters and hoardings for display at railway stations and at key sites throughout South West London. We designed and produced a variety of unusual direct mailshots to increase awareness of the James Pendleton brand. In 2008 we encouraged James Pendleton to enter the Daily Mail UK Property Awards, in which they went on to win the Best UK Estate Agency Marketing Award. In 2009 they won the prestgeous Sunday times Estate Agency of the Year Marketing Award for the "We Live Here Campaign" for which we created the design.

Client: The WellSpring Clinic; a multidisciplinary clinic in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Brief: To create a brand, logo, website, stationery and marketing materials for this new clinic. To introduce and emphasise the importance of wellness, rather than illness that lies at the heart of the clinics' philosophy and to raise awarenes of their presence in the local community and help communicate the services they offer. What We Did: The brand needed to convey the core values espoused by the practitioners of professionalism, wellness, warmth and a friendly atmosphere. It was also essential to explain, in laymans terms, the large selection of therapies that the clinic offers. The logo used a soft colour pallet with a heart/leaf shaped icon to convey the natural, caring ethos of the business. ‘The Wellspring Wellness Jar’, full of ‘Simple Common Sense’, was created to highlight the range of specialist therapies that go together to create a jar full of wellbeing. The brand message is designed to clearly convey the message of a modern complimentary medicine clinic staffed by highly qualified professionals who work together to provide the most effective treatment to achieve the optimum outcome for their patients.

Client: The Great Tunbridge Wells Bike Ride; a sponsored charity bike ride event. Brief: To advertise and raise awareness of this first running of the event. What We Did: We created an eye-catching logo designed to stand out in direct mail, shop windows and banner displays. The logo was based on a cycle cog and incorporated the notion of road safety through the use of strong colours. The branding was designed using a bold, modern, vibrant style to grab instant attention, with a call to action for a wide target audience of any gender, ability or age.

Client: Prestige Guarding; Security service covering the South East. Brief: To create a logo, brand, website, business cards and stationery that display a reliable, strong professional image that reflects the company. What We Did: We chose the colours gold and black to express the characteristics of strength and quality that epitomise the company and that we wanted to convey. The gold on the busines cards and the reverse of the stationery really stand out and complement the stylish website we created. The logo was designed combining features of the brand, key holding, manned guarding and dog patrol services that the companty provides and was utilised throughout all the marketing material.

Client: The Funny Farm Comedy Festival Brief: To create a fun,striking, off-the-wall logo, website and brand to advertise The Funny Farm Comedy Festival. What We Did: We used the oposite colours, red and green and an off-beat typeface to reflect the quirky nature of the festival. We invented various comical animal characters to be placed throughout the marketing material using the same colour combination. We adopted a lighthearted but attention grabbing touch to fulfill our brief.

Client: The Plan Shop; Architectural plan creators. Brief: To produce a logo and website. What We Did: Employing subtle and intelligent branding, the structured and angled logo uses typography with two of the letters found in the brand, the final image representing a modern forward-thinking approach to architectural plans. The colours are fresh and timeless, continuing the underlying subtlety of the overall design. Quotations from famous architects were included, to establish a context within which the company operates and to start to build a rapport with potential clients.