The HoBB

I will design new trademarks, logos and other forms of insignia to distinguish your goods or services from those of other enterprises.

I will also update your existing designs but if you have recently acquired a UK registered trade mark that you want us to adapt please first register its change of ownership (Form TM16 from Intellectual Property Office).

Examples of work:

This Gallery shows some of our design artwork for business and corporate clients.

We also design logos for Community Groups, Charities and N.G.O’s, donating 100% of our fee to charity.

Our design Process

1)
Following your brief, we produce a series of numbered ‘pencil’ sketched ideas (between 5 and 10) and send them to you for feedback.

2)
You pick the one that gets the closest to representing your brand and we start to define the finished image to the point it can be presented to your market for research.

3)
From your market feedback we refine the design ready for our production of finished web and/or print-ready artwork. We deliver.

Some of our larger clients start to monitor their brand design straight after its launch. There are straightforward ways to do this though they take some time to put in place. I have just done a search and found that Thomson Reuters do this service but you will find many others

The HIDDEN Beginnings

Here are some of my first live meeting sketches for a new logo – sketches that are usually ‘behind the scenes’ and remain so, unseen:

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As industrial farming grows, the traditional countryside view of green fields, trees, crops and animals gives way to polytunnels, coated aluminium sheet roofing, concrete yards, greenhouses and floating sea cages.

As the population of the World grows, we demand more food from the earth and ocean than it can produce naturally. In an attempt to communicate this to those who reproduce in their millions without slowing down, I have started to sketch a series of ideas for future paintings.

This is my first sketch:
Title: Green Belt Grey Belt. 28cm x 20cm. Pencil and ink.

Posted by Grant.

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I will design new trademarks, logos and other forms of insignia to distinguish your goods or services from those of other enterprises.

The HIDDEN Beginnings

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As industrial farming grows, the traditional countryside view of green fields, trees, crops and animals gives way to polytunnels, coated aluminium sheet roofing, concrete yards, greenhouses and floating sea cages.

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