Brand Focused Graphic Design Newcastle

We created these striking business cards for aerial photography experts, Inspect Air.

Making use of their strong branding, we delivered these sleek, professional cards.

We created this sleek brand for Connect Insolvency, simple, clean and professional with a splash of vibrant colour.

B**p, a young person’s blog website needed a design for their annual report.

We designed this fresh, fun and creative booklet to appeal to the young audience.

We stylised an infinity sign to show the semi-permanent nature of Dermafinity’s cosmetic treatments whilst playing on the brand name. A classic gold and white colour scheme and a strong serif typeface conveys the high end nature of the services on offer.

Our client offers a market-leading original approach to human resource management, and needed a sharp, modern brand to illustrate that to potential clients. We combined ultra-modern type with a simple, memorable icon to create a sleek, positive impression.

A school needs a logo that shows the creative and academic sides of school life in equal measure, we combined art, science and literacy to create their unique standout branding.

A clever hidden ‘equals’ symbol gives Fortis a unique and playful image to compliment their seriously efficient accountancy services. A splash of colour adds personality to an otherwise serious business.

RSG offer social media management services and wanted their brand to reflect their name – Ready Set Go. We used traffic light icons and colours along with a super-modern typeface to create their stylish new logo.

Aiming to be a cut above other pizza vendors in the area, Pizza Crust launched their new style of New Orleans inspired pizzas to Northumberland with this colourful brand, communicating the quality of the product and the warmth of the service.

Our client needed an eye-catching brochure to tempt investors into their unique online course. We combined beautiful double-exposure photographs with clean, crisp typography and smart infographics to create this stunning introduction A4 booklet.