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I recently designed a logo for Village Green, an educational gardening service. Working with schools, community projects and individuals, they teach gardening skills, develop communal gardens and offer gardening environmentally friendly services. The logo brief was to to modern, yet not to modern; nurturing; eye-catching and above all else – green! The smaller images show some of the logo development ideas, which were fine tuned to produce the final logo on the right. This shroud demonstrate that when you commission a logo you aren't just getting one final idea, but a whole lot of thoughts that all help clarify both the client and my ideas as part of the process!
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Keeping your website up to date with the latest developments is important. Google recently introduced "Mobile First" in their website indexing and ranking meaning that some older websites are beginning to see a drop in traffic if they don't have a mobile friendly construction. Creative Creations recently launched a new, updated site in order maintain the fantastic search engine performance. It reflects their printed material – have a look and see what you think.  ProAudio offer DJ, sound and lighting services across Hampshire the the South East. They were looking for a modern logo that reflected their services and created a professional impression. This logo was then used on business cards – read what they had to say about working with me below. I asked Charlotte to help me update and fine tune a logo idea I designed for my new business and also design a business card.
What she came back to me with was perfect and exactly what I wanted first time. I have no hesitations in recommending her services.
Ollie Johns ProAudio Ltd
Inspire Me Fit recently commissioned a couple of T-shirt designs! 'Pretty Muddy' is a team T-shirt for all their team members who entered the event this summer - they are really eye catching and helped to build the team spirit! 'Just Move' is a t-shirt for all class participants. The brief was clean, simple, but capturing the ethos of Inspire Me Fit – the exercise is for everyone and anyone can take part whatever their level of fitness.
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AuthorCharlotte Sampson is The VIVIDesigner. A freelance graphic designer with a broad range of experience in creating attention grabbing brand, print and web solutions. Archives
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