59club are a global customer service analysis and improvement business, specialising in the Golf and Leisure sector. Having formed in 2008, their brand was dated and unfit for digital platforms when I was asked to overhaul it.

I created a complete visual identity; from a new adaptable logo to selecting their colours, typeface, icons and layouts. Over several years, I applied this across print, websites, videos, textiles and social media assets. The rebrand played a part in their continued success, and was applied across new franchises around the world.

The Enigma Holdings investment group wanted a brand that could launch them in a new sector, having previously had interests in Pharmaceuticals, Finance, Media and Law.

I focused on their ‘Commit, Collaborate, Transform’ mantra to create a new identity system that has been applied online and throughout their Bupa partnered facility.

Kirsty Lowde needed a new, professional logo for her fledgling photography business. She wanted something with a hand-drawn feel, so I created a bespoke vintage camera illustration to go with her new logotype, brush stroke and colour scheme.

Grow.online wanted a brand that was instantly recognisable and straight to the point. We explored various concepts together, but they loved the simplicity of this bold graphic and colour scheme and used it to grow their own online business.

Another piece I worked on for Enigma Holdings Group; this time positioning them in the digital agency space for projects involving design, development and e-Learning.

I worked on a highly versatile logo and identity that would look sleek and design-focused in various settings; on digital assets, at events and on printed collateral.