Calligram planned and created a new website for Cycle Lewes with improved design, bringing its look and feel up to date.

Netric was looking to refresh its branding, with an updated design to reflect a company working at the forefront of technology across the Nordics.

illuma needed to update its branding, to match its focus on context and content-based advertising.

Redmill Solutions was looking to rebrand, with a design that more closely reflected its mission - bringing greater transparency to clients' media data.

Netherlands-based advertising technology firm Platform161 was looking for an eye-catching way to explain what it does. The end result reads left to right, as opposed to the standard infographic template top to bottom. 3d graphics, text and icons combine to help explain a complex, technical product in an engaging, digestible way.

Netric is a leading player in the advertising technology space across the Nordic region. Requesting an updated website more reflective of its roots in tech, we came back with a responsive, mobile-friendly new look in keeping with its existing brand, and including parallax scrolling as well as revised copy.

Ad Technology platform SpotX was looking for an original way to promote and visualise the IHS' Video Advertising Report, a research project it had commissioned.

With the launch of the eighth national publisher co-operative (and the first outside of Europe) on the Rubicon Project platform, the trend of publishers selling inventory together to compete with Facebook and Google was starting to look like a truly global phenomenon.

The Automation Summit is Rubicon Project’s flagship UK event, bringing together 200 of the top digital execs from the most premium publishers and agencies in the market.

A series of static idents were required for key sporting events over the coming year for a leading UK broadcaster. With a wide-ranging demographic in mind, these idents were to capture the spirit of each sport in turn, while also presenting them in a fresh new light.

Designed for Rubicon Project's activity around the Cannes Lions Advertising Festival, the brief was to reflect the growing importance of technology and automation in the creative world, as well as in the buying and selling of media.

By their very nature, digital/media events try desperately to be the most high tech, and the most future gazing. Future Past takes a slightly different approach, looking back into the emergence of digital tech, tracing a line from the first PC and games consoles, all the way to the Apple Watch.

The treatment hones in on the magical nature of the place—in particular, the mythologies that are part of every day life, in a place where it has been said ‘the realistic and supernatural are permanently blurred.’

The brief here was to create an eye-catching brand and packaging for a new luxury frozen yoghurt brand. The client­—a colourful entrepreneur, explorer and now philanthropist: the frozen yoghurt would be the first in a series of products to raise money for a charitable foundation set up by the client in his own name.

My approach honed in Chem+Co’s adoption of agile working practices outlined in the report, breaking down larger tasks as well as the business as a whole into smaller, more efficient parts.