Graphic Design

Quist Trees of Tranquility sculpture fountains website

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By: David

October 9, 2018

We have recently completed the design of a website for Quist. An unusual project that has been a pleasure and is ongoing. Trees of Tranquility sculpture fountains are individually designed and created by artist/sculptor Mehrdad Tafreshi and hand made in their workshop, situated in a tranquil location in deep woodlands in Surrey. Each unique copper tree…

Northern Fan Services brand identity and website design

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By: David

October 9, 2018

We have just completed a brand identity and website design project for Northern Fan Services Ltd. A link to the website is here Northern Fan Services Northern Fan Services specialise in the design, installation and repair of commercial kitchen extraction and ventilation systems in East Yorkshire and surrounding areas. They offer a fully bespoke design and…

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