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Graphic Design
Please scroll down to see the separate categories below covering Brochures, Exhibitions, Logos and Web Design work.
National Museums Scotland's Dr Who trail.
I designed and illustrated this four page A4 trail which covers many museum exhibits that tie in with the Dr Who Exhibition.
National Museums Scotland's Explorer magazine.
Just one of the many seasonal issues covering the wide range of exhibits and functions going on throughout the museum. This issue shows the National Museum of Flight's airshow which I took the photographs for.
Youth Arts Mentoring Toolkit interactive brochure
An interactive PDF brochure for mentoring students. It is a
42 page A4 brochure with many live web links for further information.
The design is showing all the various directions student’s paths may take them.
42 page A4 brochure with many live web links for further information.
The design is showing all the various directions student’s paths may take them.
Annual Report for Creative Scotland
A 58 page A4 Annual report designed and illustrated throughout. Well over a hundred graphs, pie and bar charts illustrated throughout to show data covering information about visual arts in Scotland.
The Royal Botanic Garden's posters and Exhibition stands
I designed this public relations pack which covers posters, banners and leaflets for all the gardens, covering Edinburgh,, Dawyck, Benmore and Logan. Each garden having it's own individual pack within the new design style.
Shown here is the A3 double sided poster for Edinburgh. The large banners show the individual garden’s flowers, seasons and work being undertaken throughout the year.
The dividing leaf design worked well to separate the categories and images.
Showing the location of the gardens was also important, so quite a few intricate maps were made up for this project.
Shown here is the A3 double sided poster for Edinburgh. The large banners show the individual garden’s flowers, seasons and work being undertaken throughout the year.
The dividing leaf design worked well to separate the categories and images.
Showing the location of the gardens was also important, so quite a few intricate maps were made up for this project.
One of the Royal Botanic Garden's various pack leaflets
I designed this public relations pack which covers posters, banners and leaflets for all the gardens, covering Edinburgh,, Dawyck, Benmore and Logan. Each garden having it's own individual pack within the new design style.
Shown here is the Edinburgh leaflet, but there was also ones for all the other gardens and a group twelve page leaflet..
The dividing leaf design worked well to separate the categories and images.
Showing the location of the gardens was also important, so quite a few intricate maps were made up for this project.
Shown here is the Edinburgh leaflet, but there was also ones for all the other gardens and a group twelve page leaflet..
The dividing leaf design worked well to separate the categories and images.
Showing the location of the gardens was also important, so quite a few intricate maps were made up for this project.
National Museums Scotland's What's New leaflet
These seasonal leaflets have issues covering all the National Museum of Scotlands stes. National Museums Sctland, Natonal Museum of Flight, National Museum of War and National Museum of Rural Life.
National Museums Scotland's Making a world of difference
A lively colourful brochure to show the worldwide exhibits throughout the museum.
National Museums Scotland newsletter
A seasonal 14 page newsletter telling staff about everything that is going on in the Museum.
Ying Ge Shi Botanical Gardens brochure
Designed to promote the benefits of horticulture to their visitors in the Liaoning province, China. The seventy four page brochure was asked to be picture heavy and text light. I created a large number of graphics to fit around this brief. With no photographs for the British half, I took all of the Photography for this section with my SLR camera.
It was a great project to work on, combining Chinese and British Horticulture, heavy in illustration and photography.
It was a great project to work on, combining Chinese and British Horticulture, heavy in illustration and photography.
National Museums Scotland's Robots Trail leaflet
Designed and illustrated this colourful leaflet as part of the museum's Robots exhibition.
Flora Scotica plant based body wash and toner
I designed the Flora Scotica logo and illustrated the plants for this range of body wash and toners before designing the packaging. These are just three in a wider pack of products from the Royal Botanic Gardens.
National Museums Scotland Dinosaur illustrated trail
I designed and illustrated this fun and colourful leaflet to show visiting children around the dinosaur trail where they could take part in the various projects involved in it.
The National War Museum's First World War trail
I designed and illustrated this four page A4 First World War leaflet which was at Edinburgh Castle. It highlights the various points around the caste where the visitors could take part in the trail activities. An aerial map was needed to be drawn up which can be seen in the bottom right of the centre spread.
National Museums Scotland's mindfulness trail
I designed and illustrated the museum's mindfulness trail. It was to show the museum's relaxing and calm areas where people with autism and other such like conditions could fully relax around the museum.
Bugs and Beasties Trail for National Museums Scotland
I designed and illustrated the trail to be fun and engaging for children visiting the museum.
National Museums Scotland's Dr Who trail.
I designed and illustrated this four page A4 trail which covers many museum exhibits that tie in with the Dr Who Exhibition.
National Museums Scotland's Explorer magazine.
Just one of the many seasonal issues covering the wide range of exhibits and functions going on throughout the museum. This issue shows the National Museum of Flight's airshow which I took the photographs for.
Youth Arts Mentoring Toolkit interactive brochure
An interactive PDF brochure for mentoring students. It is a
42 page A4 brochure with many live web links for further information.
The design is showing all the various directions student’s paths may take them.
42 page A4 brochure with many live web links for further information.
The design is showing all the various directions student’s paths may take them.
Annual Report for Creative Scotland
A 58 page A4 Annual report designed and illustrated throughout. Well over a hundred graphs, pie and bar charts illustrated throughout to show data covering information about visual arts in Scotland.
The Royal Botanic Garden's posters and Exhibition stands
I designed this public relations pack which covers posters, banners and leaflets for all the gardens, covering Edinburgh,, Dawyck, Benmore and Logan. Each garden having it's own individual pack within the new design style.
Shown here is the A3 double sided poster for Edinburgh. The large banners show the individual garden’s flowers, seasons and work being undertaken throughout the year.
The dividing leaf design worked well to separate the categories and images.
Showing the location of the gardens was also important, so quite a few intricate maps were made up for this project.
Shown here is the A3 double sided poster for Edinburgh. The large banners show the individual garden’s flowers, seasons and work being undertaken throughout the year.
The dividing leaf design worked well to separate the categories and images.
Showing the location of the gardens was also important, so quite a few intricate maps were made up for this project.
One of the Royal Botanic Garden's various pack leaflets
I designed this public relations pack which covers posters, banners and leaflets for all the gardens, covering Edinburgh,, Dawyck, Benmore and Logan. Each garden having it's own individual pack within the new design style.
Shown here is the Edinburgh leaflet, but there was also ones for all the other gardens and a group twelve page leaflet..
The dividing leaf design worked well to separate the categories and images.
Showing the location of the gardens was also important, so quite a few intricate maps were made up for this project.
Shown here is the Edinburgh leaflet, but there was also ones for all the other gardens and a group twelve page leaflet..
The dividing leaf design worked well to separate the categories and images.
Showing the location of the gardens was also important, so quite a few intricate maps were made up for this project.
National Museums Scotland's What's New leaflet
These seasonal leaflets have issues covering all the National Museum of Scotlands stes. National Museums Sctland, Natonal Museum of Flight, National Museum of War and National Museum of Rural Life.
National Museums Scotland's Making a world of difference
A lively colourful brochure to show the worldwide exhibits throughout the museum.
National Museums Scotland newsletter
A seasonal 14 page newsletter telling staff about everything that is going on in the Museum.
Ying Ge Shi Botanical Gardens brochure
Designed to promote the benefits of horticulture to their visitors in the Liaoning province, China. The seventy four page brochure was asked to be picture heavy and text light. I created a large number of graphics to fit around this brief. With no photographs for the British half, I took all of the Photography for this section with my SLR camera.
It was a great project to work on, combining Chinese and British Horticulture, heavy in illustration and photography.
It was a great project to work on, combining Chinese and British Horticulture, heavy in illustration and photography.
National Museums Scotland's Robots Trail leaflet
Designed and illustrated this colourful leaflet as part of the museum's Robots exhibition.
Flora Scotica plant based body wash and toner
I designed the Flora Scotica logo and illustrated the plants for this range of body wash and toners before designing the packaging. These are just three in a wider pack of products from the Royal Botanic Gardens.
National Museums Scotland Dinosaur illustrated trail
I designed and illustrated this fun and colourful leaflet to show visiting children around the dinosaur trail where they could take part in the various projects involved in it.
The National War Museum's First World War trail
I designed and illustrated this four page A4 First World War leaflet which was at Edinburgh Castle. It highlights the various points around the caste where the visitors could take part in the trail activities. An aerial map was needed to be drawn up which can be seen in the bottom right of the centre spread.
National Museums Scotland's mindfulness trail
I designed and illustrated the museum's mindfulness trail. It was to show the museum's relaxing and calm areas where people with autism and other such like conditions could fully relax around the museum.
Bugs and Beasties Trail for National Museums Scotland
I designed and illustrated the trail to be fun and engaging for children visiting the museum.
Design
Clicking on any of the work examples will show a larger image with information on each project.
Please see sections below for exhibitions, logos and web design.
Clan Campbell's early 1500s garden panel for Historic Scotland
An A0 sized panel designed to show this early 1500s garden covering some of the plants they would have grown and a local legend about the garden too. The header GARDINE' is written in Scots.
Castle Campbell panel for Historic Scotland
An A0 sized panel designed to tell the history of the castle over a time line from 1430 to 1859.
Corrimony Cairn panel for Historic Scotland panel
This A0 sized panel was designed to cover three points in history. A very important person, possibly a woman buried here in the Bronze Age about 4,000 years ago. The legend about a Danish Viking Prince being buried under the cairn and the archaeologists’ dig in 1952.
Castle Campbell's 'Haw' panel for Historic Scotland
An A0 sized panel was designed to show Castle Campbell's 'Haw', Scots for main hall. It shows a banquet scene for Mary Queen of Scots in 1563. It also tells of John Knox preaching here in 1563.
Chessmen of Lewis exhibition panels for National Museums Scotland
I photographed the finished exhibition after illustrating the large panels within it. The large backdrop panels helped tie the exhibition together with the chess pieces being so small.
Chessmen of Lewis exhibition panels for National Museums Scotland
I photographed the finished exhibition after illustrating the large panels within it. The large backdrop panels helped tie the exhibition together with the chess pieces being so small.
Fashion at the Museum A1 panel
I designed and illustrated the exhibition panel to show the diverse multi-cultural fashion inspired by the experiences and journeys of those working in the Fashion at the Museum classes. The border illustrations reflects the clothing included in the monthly workshop sessions.
National Museum of Flight's aerial site plan
I illustrated this bird’s eye view for the A0 panel from rough plan references of the site. A key was added to show visitors where everything could be accessed from with numbers placed throughout the aerial view image marking where everything is.
National Museum of Flight as it was in World War Two
Another aerial plan of the National Museum of flight, but as it was back in World war Two. An illustrated airman tells the history of the site and a key is placed to explain where the various areas of the site were.
Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh No Hitchhikers exhibition
Some of the pop up banners, along with the exhibition table plan artwork showing where the graphics and 3D hexagon panels are placed. The exhibition explains the risk of infectious diseases spread by pathogenic micro organisms, such as bacteria, viruses, parasites or fungi.
Glenwhan Garden aerial map panel
I illustrated this A0 sized panel showing an aerial view of the garden. It shows all the garden's features and buildings marked in the key and numbered on the map with some other useful information.
Protecting potatoes panel for the Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh
This A0 panel was illustrated to tell visitors about the diversity and evolution in the potato family. There was a very tight budget, so the graphics just give an impression of a South American valley in the background to keep it within budget. This worked well keeping the graphics dark in the background for the text to be placed on top in white.
Clan Campbell's early 1500s garden panel for Historic Scotland
An A0 sized panel designed to show this early 1500s garden covering some of the plants they would have grown and a local legend about the garden too. The header GARDINE' is written in Scots.
Castle Campbell panel for Historic Scotland
An A0 sized panel designed to tell the history of the castle over a time line from 1430 to 1859.
Corrimony Cairn panel for Historic Scotland panel
This A0 sized panel was designed to cover three points in history. A very important person, possibly a woman buried here in the Bronze Age about 4,000 years ago. The legend about a Danish Viking Prince being buried under the cairn and the archaeologists’ dig in 1952.
Castle Campbell's 'Haw' panel for Historic Scotland
An A0 sized panel was designed to show Castle Campbell's 'Haw', Scots for main hall. It shows a banquet scene for Mary Queen of Scots in 1563. It also tells of John Knox preaching here in 1563.
Chessmen of Lewis exhibition panels for National Museums Scotland
I photographed the finished exhibition after illustrating the large panels within it. The large backdrop panels helped tie the exhibition together with the chess pieces being so small.
Chessmen of Lewis exhibition panels for National Museums Scotland
I photographed the finished exhibition after illustrating the large panels within it. The large backdrop panels helped tie the exhibition together with the chess pieces being so small.
Fashion at the Museum A1 panel
I designed and illustrated the exhibition panel to show the diverse multi-cultural fashion inspired by the experiences and journeys of those working in the Fashion at the Museum classes. The border illustrations reflects the clothing included in the monthly workshop sessions.
National Museum of Flight's aerial site plan
I illustrated this bird’s eye view for the A0 panel from rough plan references of the site. A key was added to show visitors where everything could be accessed from with numbers placed throughout the aerial view image marking where everything is.
National Museum of Flight as it was in World War Two
Another aerial plan of the National Museum of flight, but as it was back in World war Two. An illustrated airman tells the history of the site and a key is placed to explain where the various areas of the site were.
Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh No Hitchhikers exhibition
Some of the pop up banners, along with the exhibition table plan artwork showing where the graphics and 3D hexagon panels are placed. The exhibition explains the risk of infectious diseases spread by pathogenic micro organisms, such as bacteria, viruses, parasites or fungi.
Glenwhan Garden aerial map panel
I illustrated this A0 sized panel showing an aerial view of the garden. It shows all the garden's features and buildings marked in the key and numbered on the map with some other useful information.
Protecting potatoes panel for the Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh
This A0 panel was illustrated to tell visitors about the diversity and evolution in the potato family. There was a very tight budget, so the graphics just give an impression of a South American valley in the background to keep it within budget. This worked well keeping the graphics dark in the background for the text to be placed on top in white.
Clan Campbell's early 1500s garden panel for Historic Scotland
An A0 sized panel designed to show this early 1500s garden covering some of the plants they would have grown and a local legend about the garden too. The header GARDINE' is written in Scots.
Castle Campbell panel for Historic Scotland
An A0 sized panel designed to tell the history of the castle over a time line from 1430 to 1859.
Corrimony Cairn panel for Historic Scotland panel
This A0 sized panel was designed to cover three points in history. A very important person, possibly a woman buried here in the Bronze Age about 4,000 years ago. The legend about a Danish Viking Prince being buried under the cairn and the archaeologists’ dig in 1952.
Castle Campbell's 'Haw' panel for Historic Scotland
An A0 sized panel was designed to show Castle Campbell's 'Haw', Scots for main hall. It shows a banquet scene for Mary Queen of Scots in 1563. It also tells of John Knox preaching here in 1563.
Chessmen of Lewis exhibition panels for National Museums Scotland
I photographed the finished exhibition after illustrating the large panels within it. The large backdrop panels helped tie the exhibition together with the chess pieces being so small.
Chessmen of Lewis exhibition panels for National Museums Scotland
I photographed the finished exhibition after illustrating the large panels within it. The large backdrop panels helped tie the exhibition together with the chess pieces being so small.
Fashion at the Museum A1 panel
I designed and illustrated the exhibition panel to show the diverse multi-cultural fashion inspired by the experiences and journeys of those working in the Fashion at the Museum classes. The border illustrations reflects the clothing included in the monthly workshop sessions.
National Museum of Flight's aerial site plan
I illustrated this bird’s eye view for the A0 panel from rough plan references of the site. A key was added to show visitors where everything could be accessed from with numbers placed throughout the aerial view image marking where everything is.
National Museum of Flight as it was in World War Two
Another aerial plan of the National Museum of flight, but as it was back in World war Two. An illustrated airman tells the history of the site and a key is placed to explain where the various areas of the site were.
Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh No Hitchhikers exhibition
Some of the pop up banners, along with the exhibition table plan artwork showing where the graphics and 3D hexagon panels are placed. The exhibition explains the risk of infectious diseases spread by pathogenic micro organisms, such as bacteria, viruses, parasites or fungi.
Glenwhan Garden aerial map panel
I illustrated this A0 sized panel showing an aerial view of the garden. It shows all the garden's features and buildings marked in the key and numbered on the map with some other useful information.
Protecting potatoes panel for the Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh
This A0 panel was illustrated to tell visitors about the diversity and evolution in the potato family. There was a very tight budget, so the graphics just give an impression of a South American valley in the background to keep it within budget. This worked well keeping the graphics dark in the background for the text to be placed on top in white.
Exhibitions
Clicking on any of the work examples will show a larger image with information on each project.
Please see sections below for exhibitions, logos and web design.
The University of Edinburgh's HIGHS Maths software logo design
The University of Edinburgh asked me to design a logo for their new maths software that they were launching. The logo had to work in a smaller form too, so the horizontal version was also produced.
Flora Scotica Logo design
The Royal Botanic Gardens needed a logo that reflected the organic range of products they sell as Flora Scotica. It was to have a Scottish look to show the local produce which ranges from face creams to beer. This logo design does this in a seamless Celtic link from the flower to the crop head, covering some of the ingredients used throughout their range.
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic logo design
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic wanted a fresh modern logo to stand out from their competitors. The design covers the bulk of the companies customers by showing the ‘M’ and ‘V’ as a dog and cat but also covers the cross as a medical sign.
Midlothian Physiotherapy logo design
Midlothian Physiotherapy wanted a logo to reflect their predominately sports client base. This design works as two runners covering the dynamic sports look they were after. The green highlights the ‘M’ for Midlothian, while also emphasising the Pentland hills in the local area.
Marc Taylor Photography logo design
Marc Taylor Photography wanted a logo which would give the company a professional look and make them stand out to prospective clients.
The University of Edinburgh's HIGHS Maths software logo design
The University of Edinburgh asked me to design a logo for their new maths software that they were launching. The logo had to work in a smaller form too, so the horizontal version was also produced.
Flora Scotica Logo design
The Royal Botanic Gardens needed a logo that reflected the organic range of products they sell as Flora Scotica. It was to have a Scottish look to show the local produce which ranges from face creams to beer. This logo design does this in a seamless Celtic link from the flower to the crop head, covering some of the ingredients used throughout their range.
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic logo design
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic wanted a fresh modern logo to stand out from their competitors. The design covers the bulk of the companies customers by showing the ‘M’ and ‘V’ as a dog and cat but also covers the cross as a medical sign.
Midlothian Physiotherapy logo design
Midlothian Physiotherapy wanted a logo to reflect their predominately sports client base. This design works as two runners covering the dynamic sports look they were after. The green highlights the ‘M’ for Midlothian, while also emphasising the Pentland hills in the local area.
Marc Taylor Photography logo design
Marc Taylor Photography wanted a logo which would give the company a professional look and make them stand out to prospective clients.
The University of Edinburgh's HIGHS Maths software logo design
The University of Edinburgh asked me to design a logo for their new maths software that they were launching. The logo had to work in a smaller form too, so the horizontal version was also produced.
Flora Scotica Logo design
The Royal Botanic Gardens needed a logo that reflected the organic range of products they sell as Flora Scotica. It was to have a Scottish look to show the local produce which ranges from face creams to beer. This logo design does this in a seamless Celtic link from the flower to the crop head, covering some of the ingredients used throughout their range.
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic logo design
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic wanted a fresh modern logo to stand out from their competitors. The design covers the bulk of the companies customers by showing the ‘M’ and ‘V’ as a dog and cat but also covers the cross as a medical sign.
Midlothian Physiotherapy logo design
Midlothian Physiotherapy wanted a logo to reflect their predominately sports client base. This design works as two runners covering the dynamic sports look they were after. The green highlights the ‘M’ for Midlothian, while also emphasising the Pentland hills in the local area.
Marc Taylor Photography logo design
Marc Taylor Photography wanted a logo which would give the company a professional look and make them stand out to prospective clients.
The University of Edinburgh's HIGHS Maths software logo design
The University of Edinburgh asked me to design a logo for their new maths software that they were launching. The logo had to work in a smaller form too, so the horizontal version was also produced.
Flora Scotica Logo design
The Royal Botanic Gardens needed a logo that reflected the organic range of products they sell as Flora Scotica. It was to have a Scottish look to show the local produce which ranges from face creams to beer. This logo design does this in a seamless Celtic link from the flower to the crop head, covering some of the ingredients used throughout their range.
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic logo design
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic wanted a fresh modern logo to stand out from their competitors. The design covers the bulk of the companies customers by showing the ‘M’ and ‘V’ as a dog and cat but also covers the cross as a medical sign.
Midlothian Physiotherapy logo design
Midlothian Physiotherapy wanted a logo to reflect their predominately sports client base. This design works as two runners covering the dynamic sports look they were after. The green highlights the ‘M’ for Midlothian, while also emphasising the Pentland hills in the local area.
Marc Taylor Photography logo design
Marc Taylor Photography wanted a logo which would give the company a professional look and make them stand out to prospective clients.
The University of Edinburgh's HIGHS Maths software logo design
The University of Edinburgh asked me to design a logo for their new maths software that they were launching. The logo had to work in a smaller form too, so the horizontal version was also produced.
Flora Scotica Logo design
The Royal Botanic Gardens needed a logo that reflected the organic range of products they sell as Flora Scotica. It was to have a Scottish look to show the local produce which ranges from face creams to beer. This logo design does this in a seamless Celtic link from the flower to the crop head, covering some of the ingredients used throughout their range.
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic logo design
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic wanted a fresh modern logo to stand out from their competitors. The design covers the bulk of the companies customers by showing the ‘M’ and ‘V’ as a dog and cat but also covers the cross as a medical sign.
Midlothian Physiotherapy logo design
Midlothian Physiotherapy wanted a logo to reflect their predominately sports client base. This design works as two runners covering the dynamic sports look they were after. The green highlights the ‘M’ for Midlothian, while also emphasising the Pentland hills in the local area.
Marc Taylor Photography logo design
Marc Taylor Photography wanted a logo which would give the company a professional look and make them stand out to prospective clients.
The University of Edinburgh's HIGHS Maths software logo design
The University of Edinburgh asked me to design a logo for their new maths software that they were launching. The logo had to work in a smaller form too, so the horizontal version was also produced.
Flora Scotica Logo design
The Royal Botanic Gardens needed a logo that reflected the organic range of products they sell as Flora Scotica. It was to have a Scottish look to show the local produce which ranges from face creams to beer. This logo design does this in a seamless Celtic link from the flower to the crop head, covering some of the ingredients used throughout their range.
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic logo design
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic wanted a fresh modern logo to stand out from their competitors. The design covers the bulk of the companies customers by showing the ‘M’ and ‘V’ as a dog and cat but also covers the cross as a medical sign.
Midlothian Physiotherapy logo design
Midlothian Physiotherapy wanted a logo to reflect their predominately sports client base. This design works as two runners covering the dynamic sports look they were after. The green highlights the ‘M’ for Midlothian, while also emphasising the Pentland hills in the local area.
Marc Taylor Photography logo design
Marc Taylor Photography wanted a logo which would give the company a professional look and make them stand out to prospective clients.
Logos
Clicking on any of the work examples will show a larger image with information on each project.
Please see sections below for exhibitions, logos and web design.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic wanted a new design for their website that complemented their new corporate identity which I had designed. The banner illustrations I drew up cover their main patients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Midlothian Physiotherapy wanted a fresh sporty looking site that fully covered what they do and also directed people to their location in Dalkeith.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd wanted a site designed which would show off their range of contract hire cars and the services they offer to their clients.
The Edinburgh Cleaning Company
The Edinburgh Clean Company Edinburgh wanted a design that showed the main services they offered to their clients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic wanted a new design for their website that complemented their new corporate identity which I had designed. The banner illustrations I drew up cover their main patients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Midlothian Physiotherapy wanted a fresh sporty looking site that fully covered what they do and also directed people to their location in Dalkeith.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd wanted a site designed which would show off their range of contract hire cars and the services they offer to their clients.
The Edinburgh Cleaning Company
The Edinburgh Clean Company Edinburgh wanted a design that showed the main services they offered to their clients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic wanted a new design for their website that complemented their new corporate identity which I had designed. The banner illustrations I drew up cover their main patients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Midlothian Physiotherapy wanted a fresh sporty looking site that fully covered what they do and also directed people to their location in Dalkeith.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd wanted a site designed which would show off their range of contract hire cars and the services they offer to their clients.
The Edinburgh Cleaning Company
The Edinburgh Clean Company Edinburgh wanted a design that showed the main services they offered to their clients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic wanted a new design for their website that complemented their new corporate identity which I had designed. The banner illustrations I drew up cover their main patients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Midlothian Physiotherapy wanted a fresh sporty looking site that fully covered what they do and also directed people to their location in Dalkeith.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd wanted a site designed which would show off their range of contract hire cars and the services they offer to their clients.
The Edinburgh Cleaning Company
The Edinburgh Clean Company Edinburgh wanted a design that showed the main services they offered to their clients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic wanted a new design for their website that complemented their new corporate identity which I had designed. The banner illustrations I drew up cover their main patients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Midlothian Physiotherapy wanted a fresh sporty looking site that fully covered what they do and also directed people to their location in Dalkeith.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd wanted a site designed which would show off their range of contract hire cars and the services they offer to their clients.
The Edinburgh Cleaning Company
The Edinburgh Clean Company Edinburgh wanted a design that showed the main services they offered to their clients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic wanted a new design for their website that complemented their new corporate identity which I had designed. The banner illustrations I drew up cover their main patients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Midlothian Physiotherapy wanted a fresh sporty looking site that fully covered what they do and also directed people to their location in Dalkeith.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd wanted a site designed which would show off their range of contract hire cars and the services they offer to their clients.
The Edinburgh Cleaning Company
The Edinburgh Clean Company Edinburgh wanted a design that showed the main services they offered to their clients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic wanted a new design for their website that complemented their new corporate identity which I had designed. The banner illustrations I drew up cover their main patients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Midlothian Physiotherapy wanted a fresh sporty looking site that fully covered what they do and also directed people to their location in Dalkeith.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd wanted a site designed which would show off their range of contract hire cars and the services they offer to their clients.
The Edinburgh Cleaning Company
The Edinburgh Clean Company Edinburgh wanted a design that showed the main services they offered to their clients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Market Cross Veterinary Clinic wanted a new design for their website that complemented their new corporate identity which I had designed. The banner illustrations I drew up cover their main patients.
Midlothian Physiotherapy
Midlothian Physiotherapy wanted a fresh sporty looking site that fully covered what they do and also directed people to their location in Dalkeith.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd.
Torridon Car Brokers Ltd wanted a site designed which would show off their range of contract hire cars and the services they offer to their clients.
The Edinburgh Cleaning Company
The Edinburgh Clean Company Edinburgh wanted a design that showed the main services they offered to their clients.
Web design
Clicking on any of the work examples will show a larger image with information on each project.
Please see sections below for exhibitions, logos and web design.
Please click through the Illustration, photography and contact sections.
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