Ah, the life of a designer, where creativity meets chaos, and every project is an emotional rollercoaster. Some days, you feel like a design god, turning briefs into branding gold. Other days, you’re questioning your life choices after a client asks you to ‘make it pop’ for the fifteenth time.

We understand more than anyone the pressure to keep work flowing, especially in the current climate. Every email, every phone call, and every potential project represents a lifeline, a chance to keep afloat. And honestly, we hate turning work away. It feels like a betrayal of our hustle, a missed opportunity.

As the festive season approaches, we would like to take a moment to express our best wishes to all our valued clients, partners, and supporters.

In an age dominated by social media, where accolades and recognition can often feel just a click or a post away, it’s easy to get caught up in the allure of awards.

When you think about it, dogs are much like the brands we engage with daily. They have unique personalities, characteristics, and quirks that set them apart.

Design is more than just a job title - it's a lifestyle. As a designer, I am constantly thinking about how to make the world a more beautiful and functional place. But what makes me a designer? Here are a few things that I believe set me apart…

If like me you are follicly challenged, then this may sound like a stupid question. But let’s just imagine we all have a beautiful and strong head of hair (I wish).

Why is it we feel a sense of guilt for wondering what the alternative may be? When, in reality there could be something much better out there.

The world has changed a lot in the last 3 years, meaning most businesses have been forced to adapt in order to survive or risked losing their staff and customers.

You, your business and your products and services are unique, so it only stands to reason that your brand identity is bespoke – and not a rip off version of another logo.

Do you remember the last time you had surgery? Or went to the dentist?