As a subject close to me personally, I wanted to produce something to visually communicate the significance of children's loss.

I love science fiction; Star Wars, Star Trek, pretty much anything with spaceships and aliens. It was therefore pretty exciting to see the announcement of the new United States Of America #SpaceForce logo, proudly presented on Twitter by President Trump after ‘consultation with our Great Military Leaders, designers and others’. Now I know that if someone had said to me “We’re creating a real Space Force on Earth and we’d like you to design the logo for it” I would be extremel

Growing up in the 80s I spent many hours lying on my bedroom floor or sitting at the dining room table, drawing and painting; everything from still life and portraits to cartoon characters, superheroes and spaceships that I would hang on my wall. Logos and lettering were particularly captivating. The Ghostbusters logo, the swooshy text at the beginning of Superman films, the scrolling intro to Star Wars and the Autobots and Decepticons symbols. Letraset, a product inextricabl

As Design Studio Manager at Edson Evers PR Ltd from 2006 - 2018, I was curious to take a look back at Edson Evers’ history and explore how their logo and branding has adapted and changed over the years. Since the company's foundation in 1972, from typefaces to logotypes, the branding for the PR and Marketing Agency has evolved to reflect its image, client-base and culture at different points in time over the past 47 years. Pre-90s: The ‘Goudy’ Years The earliest example found

To help improve visibility and awareness of their work in the town and community, the Friends of Stafford Cemeteries group wanted to create a new logo and branding for them which would be used for all future communications. The volunteer group, which was formed in 2017 and is based in Stafford, supports Stafford Borough Council’s Bereavement Services and has been raising public awareness of, and developing public interest in, the council’s cemeteries and crematorium through o