Information is presented in an ‘unfussy’ layout lifted by fantastic black-and-white photography.

This allows staff to build regular newsletters, complete with multiple sections, allowing them to communicate effectively with clients and subscribers while maintaining the visual style for the brand.

The lion metaphor used for all The Sheriffs Office branding works well when considered with the three lions of the England team shield.

The celebration also supports the associated competition to win a World Cup themed prize.

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These ads illustrate how the same graphic style is used to appeal to two different audiences (sports divers and technical divers) to build the brand and prime potential customers to recognise any marketing materials or websites from the company.

Graphic silhouettes were drawn from photos taken of the personal instructors during training sessions to create a unique descriptive brand.

The leaflet is designed to illustrate the full range of services that can be bought in an a-la-carte fashion, but focuses on the four ‘big ticket’ services that represent the bulk of new business enquires.

The company’s previous logo featured a illustration of an eagle. We referenced this by incorporating a stylised eagle head within this new branding.

The new logo is immediately recognisable, and with it’s strong red/white colour scheme, the company will attain a great visual impact in the Surrey area.

The new site is more ‘product oriented’ and has a much stronger sales focus.

The simple, uncluttered design ensures that the products are easily identifiable when presented as thumbnails online.

Our background in both print and website design meant that we were uniquely positioned to understand how a automated print-based catalogue production system could follow logical rules and use CSS-style design instructions to build the pages for pre-press

By highlighting the ‘v’ in the company name, we created a simple, highly memorable logo.

The use of various images of a conductors holding a red baton encapsulates and communicates the company’s basic proposition – ‘Simplifying business processes so that they play well together’.

The design features the corporate blue colour associated with the survey, and depicts the revelation of the winner of one of the key categories – Most Trusted Car

The overall look is classy and businesslike. With a colour scheme suitable for a pan-European survey.

The Spiral motif used within their company logo has been used throughout the brochure pages and as a background to the service icons.

This campaign, designed to incentivise sales of a product that was soon to be upgraded, bundles an extended memory add-on at an attractive price.

The marketing materials includes distinctively designed posters, leaflets and point-of-sale mini-brochures to be used in-store to promote the offer.

Designed to be instantly recognisable within a crowded resort environment. The logo is a bold mark for the company and, above all, looks great on souvenir t-shirts and other apparel.

The symbol itself is derived from Neptune’s Trident – a Greek mythological artefact with strong associations with the sea.

This graphic style is campaign-able and can be used in advertising and marketing materials.

The Sheriffs Office newsletter template is “on-brand” and flexible, and integrates with Campaign Monitor to provide valuable analytic data.

The lion-themed branding featured on these printed documents perfectly reflects the company website to create a consistent, compelling and recognisable corporate identity.

Given the company name, some kind of cube was inevitable. However it was important that the name be clear so that the deliberate mis-spelling was obvious.

Red, blue and green colours were used as a reference to the digital nature of today’s pre-press environment.

Our branding for Croydon-based High Court Enforcers, The Sheriffs Office, was developed around the lion theme. And this double-page spread demonstrates the impact that this branding has.