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    Filled under: Identity
  • Milnerton Canoe Club needed a refresh on the logo. Using the club's location near to the Milnerton lighthouse, it was logical that the landmark was incorporated into their new look.
 
c 2011 Fab Design (feelance)

    Milnerton Canoe Club

    Milnerton Canoe Club needed a refresh on the logo. Using the club’s location near to the Milnerton lighthouse, it was logical that the landmark was incorporated into their new look.

    c 2011 Fab Design (feelance)

    Filled under: Identity
  • The Squish Baby logotype was designed as part of a brief to design a range of baby food packaging. The logotype needed to feel part of the same family as the client’s existing range of puréed fruit smoothies, branded Squish. Using visual cues from the existing Squish range, a softer version of the logotype was developed, to create a more baby-friendly feel. The existing Squish toddler range used a monkey character as a primary graphic device, so a baby monkey was introduced as part of the Squish Baby logotype. The baby monkey was further developedto not have a dummy. The logotype colour uses a slightly fresher green. Colours were chosen so as to work with the various flavour colours in the range.

c 2011 birdesign

    Squish Baby Logotype

    The Squish Baby logotype was designed as part of a brief to design a range of baby food packaging. The logotype needed to feel part of the same family as the client’s existing range of puréed fruit smoothies, branded Squish. Using visual cues from the existing Squish range, a softer version of the logotype was developed, to create a more baby-friendly feel. The existing Squish toddler range used a monkey character as a primary graphic device, so a baby monkey was introduced as part of the Squish Baby logotype. The baby monkey was further developedto not have a dummy. The logotype colour uses a slightly fresher green. Colours were chosen so as to work with the various flavour colours in the range.

    c 2011 birdesign

    Filled under: Identity
  • A logotype developed for a small business specialising in infra red imaging to detect leaks invisible to the naked eye. The concentric circle represent the thermal rays and ‘hitting-the-bulls-eye” when  finding the leak.
 
c 2009 birdesign

    Big Red Thermavision

    A logotype developed for a small business specialising in infra red imaging to detect leaks invisible to the naked eye. The concentric circle represent the thermal rays and ‘hitting-the-bulls-eye” when finding the leak.

    c 2009 birdesign

    Filled under: Identity
  • The Sunshine Approach is the name given to the company philosophy of the Sunshine Nut Company, which aims to uplift  with their unique business model. The logotype need to reflect upliftment, without the expected hand imagery, and instead uses a strong sun graphic made up of 4 figures with their hands raised.

    The Sunshine Approach Logotype

    The Sunshine Approach is the name given to the company philosophy of the Sunshine Nut Company, which aims to uplift with their unique business model. The logotype need to reflect upliftment, without the expected hand imagery, and instead uses a strong sun graphic made up of 4 figures with their hands raised.

    Filled under: Identity
  • As a designer it is sometimes very difficult to design something for oneself. Birdesign developed out of 2 things, a childhood nickname and the convenient fact that it could also be an acronym from ‘branding’, ‘identity’, ‘retail’ and ‘design’.

The logo needed to be simple and memorable, with the bird device used independently as a signature when the full logo was not appropriate.

c 2013 birdesign

    Birdesign Identity

    As a designer it is sometimes very difficult to design something for oneself. Birdesign developed out of 2 things, a childhood nickname and the convenient fact that it could also be an acronym from ‘branding’, ‘identity’, ‘retail’ and ‘design’.

    The logo needed to be simple and memorable, with the bird device used independently as a signature when the full logo was not appropriate.

    c 2013 birdesign

    Filled under: Identity





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