The work above for Polished London demonstrates multiple graphic design disciplines. Firstly, there is the graphic design to create the brand identity, so the logo, typeface and colour palettes. Next there is the graphic design for the packaging. Finally, the retouching of the photoshoot.

For this particular shoot, Simon Bell who’s behind the work, also did the set building and art direction for the photoshoot. The result of Simon’s work helped Polished London go from a startup to the shelves of the iconic Harrods of London and on to becoming a global award-winning, multi-million pound business.

Rydal Group approached us to rebrand the entire group of companies to support their growth strategy. This included graphic design for five group logos, website concepts, iconography, signage, vehicle graphics and various other branded items.

Key to the work was our idea of creating a smooth transition strategy between the old and new branding. The design work has been very successful. In the first two years alone, it’s helped support the group’s growth and subsequent doubling of turnover to £11M+.

Optimum wanted a campaign creating that told the market that they have all the lettings solutions needed for landlords and tenants under one roof. This is the main graphic design solution which combines a single stock photo which has been extensively reworked to create two images featuring the logo symbol.

In addition to this work, we have also created the logo design, colours, typeface, vehicle livery, office signage, posters, press/magazine ads, social ads, vehicle graphics, For Sale/To Let boards and business stationery, helping to create Peterborough’s largest independent lettings agency.

A strategy-driven approach has been used to shape the design for Marco West Homes. Taking a strategic approach to branding helps to remove unnecessary risk and guesswork from the work and creates a powerful framework to shape design.

The full project includes name origination, graphic design for the brand identity and brand style guide. It also shows how the crown logo symbol takes shape and how its intrinsically linked to the typeface to create a unique and memorable logo suite for the company.

The work for Peterborough based Regal Park is another example in the execution of multiple graphic design disciplines: brand identity design, for sale/sold boards and then this final image which appeared as a magazine advertisement.

The ad reads: ‘Sold. Sold. And Sold.* No Photoshop required.’ This delivers a powerful message about the company’s service credentials using a real life scenario. As always, the combination of good ideas and graphic design helps to make the seemingly impossible, possible.

They say never work with animals but look how cute this is! The work here is for a dog training company. A picture of the business owner’s dog was taken for this image and the graphic design wizardry followed with the addition of the pencil, glasses and MacBook.

The MacBook even features the company logo! This type of design helped the branding to align with the company’s tagline: Fun, Friendly, Effective. This is just one example from the project. If you’d like to see more, click on the link below.

The image here shows exhibition graphic design for BMW Motorrad via EPL based in Peterborough. In addition to design layout, photographic manipulation was carried out on the image to extend its height, with work carried out on the sky and the ground.

In addition to lots of exhibition graphics designed for BMW and many other companies, our services were also used to redesign EPL’s branding including logo, colour, typeface and website.

Story time: Some of you may remember a Walls Magnum ad campaign which looked remarkably like the graphic design work featured here. The Wall’s campaign featured the slogan ‘Release the Beast’. Our campaign featuring Vicky Pattison on the right ran with the slogan, ‘Release your inner animal’.

This also appeared to have a remarkable similarity with the Magnum campaign. Our work, which is obviously heavily laced with graphic design mastery, came out around a year or so prior to the Magnum campaign and Vicky winning ITV’s ‘I’m a Celebrity - Get me out of here!’ Life is full of strange coincidences at times!

After seeing how our graphic design work has helped other businesses in the housing sector, Peterborough’s oldest estate agent Jolliffe Daking got in touch for help with their website and promotional graphics.

The work also involved marketing ideas alongside photography of the office and senior members of the company. If you’re looking to improve the look of your estate or lettings agency, let’s have a conversation.

The graphic design work here features logo design, hand drawn graphics of cuts of different steak, combined with stock images to create a brilliant, themed menu and social media ad campaign.

During our engagement with Stilton Butchers, our work helped the long establish business to double its turnover and achieve a record turnover the following year. Have a food business? We’d love to help you!