Tracy and David reached out to us with an exciting new venture: Little Naughtea, a bubble tea startup setting up shop on the vibrant Lee-on-the-Solent seafront. They were looking for a logo and brand identity that would stand out, but also carry a special, personal touch. Inspired by anime culture, they envisioned a mascot-style logo inspired by their daughter, similar in tone and playfulness to Crunchyroll’s mascot, Hime. Their dream? To create a fun, welcoming space that would capture both the hearts and curiosity of passers-by, especially bubble tea lovers.

Life can be hectic at the best of times, especially when you’re running your own business while raising a family. Sarah, the founder of ElevenScent, understood this all too well. As a mum of two energetic children and someone who had experienced postnatal depression and anxiety, she wanted to build a brand that encouraged others - especially mums - to slow down and make space for themselves.

We had the pleasure of working with the lovely Emily over the last few weeks. Emily, a London-based photographer (soon to be based in Chichester), approached us for a brand refresh. She was in the process of updating her website and wanted a new logo and business card design that reflected her vibrant and colourful photography style. With a focus on helping small businesses and community-based organisations, Emily wanted her visual identity to feel creative, colourful, and natural, just like her images.

Milly approached us at the very beginning of her business journey, looking for bold, eye-catching branding that would reflect her passion for beauty, cosmetics, and personal care. As a talented nail technician with a flair for nail art, Milly wanted a logo and visual identity that would set her apart and make a strong statement - something as vibrant and confident as she is.

We teamed up with Mark Laws, a professional PT Development Coach, to bring his first ebook, Core Values, to life. Mark, who has helped thousands—from elite athletes to everyday individuals, wanted to make his content more accessible, engaging, and visually compelling. He had already written the content and needed a creative partner to turn it into a polished, professional ebook that would connect with a wide audience.