Graphic Design

VIP Invite for VSPOT opening party, designed in conjunction with the opening poster. This invite was sent out to a select few for the pre opening night party - VIP invite holders only.

VSPOT poster / advert promoting the offical opening of the bar + shop.

This poster was produced well in advance of the season, along with the VSPOT logo / identity.  A lot of time an effort was spent producing this design as the look & feel set the theme for the rest of the seasons promotion, where the deadlines were not to be so generous.

Features artwork by Mr Penfold.

The cover produced for the Whipsnade Wild Animal Park Guide Book. This was the largest project I undertook at Whipsnade. The guide book was a 32 page A5, full colour book.

Starting life as a stencil for a painting, I loved the depth and simplicity so much that I adopted the image for the Flipmedia V1 web site and continued it's use in Flipmedia V2 web site.

Flipmedia Log, developed of time from more complex animated graphic of a folding box. Through a process of reduction, simplified create a unique simple device used in conjunction with the company name and web site address.

Simple graphic created from Flipmedia device, using different sizes and shades of grey to create depth.

The starting point of the Flipmedia logo device.

Poster produced to promote the Drum & Bass night "Headz in the Foret" at the Foret bar Val d'Isère 2008/09.

The name is a play on the well known Drum & Bass record label Metalheadz. The poster design took the same ethos using a take on the Metalheadz logo combined with the inverted Foret logo.

This logo for TC image was initially produced as a "water mark" to protect the images taken by Val d'Isère photographer Toby Clifford. The design plays of the copyright symbol and includes the company name.

Toby decided he liked the water mark so much that he adopted it as his logo.

Tarentaise Interiors provides building and restoration services in the Tarentaise area, covering Val d'Isère, Tignes, Sainte Foy and sarrounding area.

The logo was designed to reflect a traditional image using the classic Tarentaise shield and simple graphic of the Mount Blanc mountain, whilst maintaing a contemporary feel through the typography and colours.