Festival lineup concept art, web design and electronic press kit for Rockness Festival. The brief was for something fresh and bright, incorporating neon colours and the Loch Ness scenery. Website design Rockness Electronic Press Kit Flyer artwork
Read more →The brief was to design a brand identity for a vintage clothing company. The company specialises in 1960s British fashion. The client wanted the logo to reflect these ideas: High quality Youthful Original British Modern Luxury The design had to work on billboards, and textile clothing tags, and be original enough to allow for expansion of the business. This concept
Read more →Design concepts and branding for a prestigious global live music lighting designer. The brief was for a simple, elegant design, and matching website. Concept Light work with clients worldwide to deliver exceptional lighting designs for the stage and screen and the design had to reflect this.
Read more →Cat’s Cakes is a small business based in the West Midlands. The brief was to design an eye-catching, fun image from the brand, distinguishing it from competitors. A website was developed to showcase the variety of cakes and treats on offer, with a fun, modern, clean feel. The client is able to update this herself with minimal training. Cat’s Cakes also required
Read more →James McCullough is an Irish International event and dressage rider with over 20 years’ experience. He is also a freelance trainer available to coach in the Warwickshire area, to school and compete clients’ horses and to provide schoolmaster lessons on his PSG level dressage horse. Creatingle developed James’ online identity for his new business. The brief was to design a
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If you’re part of a multifaceted comms team, with a large budget and a specific area of responsibility, look away now! If you are the sole comms/marketing/PR/website/design person in your charity, with a teeny tiny budget, this article is for you. I’ve worked for a few charities, and been the sole comms person at all of them. We’re pulled in
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