Freelance senior designer based in London. Specialising in branding and packaging for drinks, premium, and luxury brands with global reach.
Freelance senior designer based in London. Specialising in branding and packaging for drinks, premium, and luxury brands with global reach.
Freelance senior designer based in London. Specialising in branding and packaging for drinks, premium, and luxury brands with global reach.
Freelance senior designer based in London. Specialising in branding and packaging for drinks, premium, and luxury brands with global reach.
Freelance senior designer based in London. Specialising in branding and packaging for drinks, premium, and luxury brands with global reach.
Branding, naming and packaging for a beekeeping company and their products.
Outside the Newfield Inn, Pelton Lane Ends. Mr Jack (later Lord) Lawson is on the right wearing a straw boater. The man on the left holding the rope is Leonard Bell (Lodge Secretary) and the man with the rosette is Bill Foster (Lodge Delegate). The houses in the background are Industrial Street. Pelton Roseberry School was built on the site behind the banner. Courtesy of Peter Horsman - Co Durham in old pictures - Facebook.
Creative Agency: CartilsIllustrator: Andy Newman Designer: Louise Twizell Creative Director: Neil Vestrini Project Type: Produced, Commercial WorkClient: Clear/cutLocation: USAPackaging Contents: Sparkling WaterPackaging Substrate / Materials: MetalPrinting Process: DigitalPhocus – naturally energizing sparkling water – has launched in the US market and is available to purchase now on amazon. Phocus is the latest in a long…
Deer Lake Park, Burnaby, BC. Henry and Grace Ceperley were the first property owners to decide to build a high-class country residence at Deer Lake. Henry Tracy Ceperley was a local pioneer, having arrived in Vancouver in 1886 and started a real estate and insurance firm, which became the largest in British Columbia. Grace Ceperley inherited a large estate from her brother-in-law, A.G. Ferguson, and used it to build "Fairacres". She purchased the strawberry farm from George Clayton in 1909 with the intention of building a retirement home. Designed by English architect R.P.S. Twizell, the English Arts & Crafts styled mansion and estate cost over $150,000 in 1911. Grace Ceperley died in 1917 and when the estate was sold, the proceeds were used to build Ceperley Playground in Stanley Park. In 1939, the local Catholic Diocese funded a group of five Benedictine monks to establish a Priory in B.C., and "Fairacres" was purchased and used for this purpose. This property was acquired in 1966 by City of Burnaby for use as a civic art gallery as part of the new Arts Centre in Deer Lake Park and designated as a heritage property in 1992. - City of Burnaby
