Web Design | Illustration
Established in 1997, Complete Service Management Ltd, has steadily expanded over the years to be able to provide customers with a ‘complete service’ when it comes to their print requirements.
They asked 46 Design to design a new look for their website and branding graphics highlighting their core beliefs of Service, Quality and Pprice.
When approached by Lloyds Bank, the remit was to design a full spec design for their internal ‘Fountain’ intranet solution.
This included branding, in-house graphics and initial web design, with the brief of promoting the simplicity of the system while staying within the house style.
This project was welcomed by Lloyds and led onto various other internal design projects.
After the success of their original brochure, Bronte Carpets needed to promote their new range of carpets, this time they felt they wanted to show their carpets more in context of interior settings. Like their original brochure, the emphasis was impact. Each spread was treated as an advertisement and the photography was designed around the copy lines thus making the layouts useable as advertising collateral.
One of 46 Design\’s collaborators Bark Out Loud clients, is an educational service that promotes many bespoke schemes for students of many ages. Presented are just a selection of the logos designed.
When HD Two Photography, a leading commercial photographers based in Huddersfield asked 46 Design to design their Website and Logo.
It was decided to go clean and simple on the website design and let the photography do the talking, this was also reflected in the logo design with a striking yet simple green and black colour scheme.
Marie Halewood is a independent Milliner that specialise in bespoke designs, ranging from wedding and race day creations to individual designs.
To promote her hats a clean and elegant E-commerce website design was created that showcased her hats and headpieces.
As a global player Linpac Packaging are a massive supplier of convenience food packaging throughout the world. Their brief was to take a more consumer friendly lifestyle direction to what was essentially an everyday product. The focus across all the brochure designs was a mixture of lifestyle photography illustrating day-to-day scenarios, involving both models and small room-set shots and also simple clean product photography used in day-to-day sitations.
One of the spin off projects from Lloyds Bank was their charity ‘Return”. This charity was set up to highlight the problems when a loved one has died abroad and the implications and stress involved with this process.
When asked to design the E-commerce website for Print and Design Leeds, a fast turn-around internet print company, the intention was to present a friendly and helpful feel.
An light-hearted retro illustration style was taken to depict all the product categories whilst keeping a uniformity throughout the website design.
This concept brochure design originated for a client that had involvement in the Orphans in Need charity.
The copy and photography played on the conceit of the everyday things we take for granted and their importance to those who do don\’t have them.
