As part of an exhibition jointly run by Print Club London and Rarekind London, I have a print as part of the show. Details are here.

Anyone who can tell me exactly what tree this is can win a free copy…

SolarAid pocket brochures

Pocket brochures, developed with SolarAid to inform potential high value donors to the charity about the work done in Malawi, Tanzania and Zambia. Two editions and several print runs deep now I think. Waterless process onto Revive stock, with Seacourt press.

A deliberate effort was made with the development of the brochures to promote a positive and progressive story, not one that pleaded for assistance. The image choices and overall feel of the brochure followed this lead.

HIND services brochure

Two colour brochure produced for HIND natural beauty salons, a feel piece of print designed to easily fit in their clients bags or purses. All the brand development for HIND was evolved to combine traditional references to the culture of the Indian subcontinent, along with a clean, modern simplicity.

The Kitchen Garden Brewery – label design & branding

A series of labels for a start up microbrewery in Sussex, low print budget, so single ink on standard FSC coloured stock. Posters and website to follow.

The client wanted the branding to stand apart in what is becoming quite a crowded marketplace, so graphic simplicity and two typefaces won the day.

Poznan Climate Change Conference

A pocket brochure, designed to be slim enough to slip into the suit breast pockets of the political attendees of the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Poznan in December 2008.  Produced for We Support Solar, the UK solar lobby group, and the UK-PV Manufacturers Association.

Digital process onto Revive Pure stock.

Brand development work done for UNA – UK, the ‘peoples UN’ – stationery, reports and fundraising leaflets for their disarmament programme.

Solarcentury brand guide

Digitally printed on Revive stock for Solarcentury:

Screenprinted ‘grey geese’ (in black)

Making some screen printed christmas cards after listening to Leadbelly ‘grey goose’, worth looking up if you have the time and inclination to listen. Make sure you get the ‘Take this hammer’ album version though…