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Author: Lindsay

Fire Service College

When the Fire Service College needed an annual report, they dialled L for Lindsay. He slid down the pole at Design Towers and dashed to the rescue… more…

By Lindsay
Filed under: All projects, annual reports, editorial design

Waltham Forest Borough Council

This Borough Council had an image problem. So Lindsay was commissioned to review all aspects of their visual identity, including typography, signage and stationery… more…

By Lindsay
Filed under: All projects, branding & identity

info4local.gov.uk

Lindsay worked with a copywriter to devise these cheeky ads for central government. They never dreamed they’d get the green light… more…

By Lindsay
Filed under: All projects, marketing & display

Children and Families Across Borders

Let’s put our hands together for Lindsay, who created a memorable (and meaningful) new corporate identity for this international charity… more…

By Lindsay
Filed under: All projects, branding & identity

Nursing and Midwifery Council

Lindsay created an engaging new style for NMC Update, a quarterly magazine which is sent out to 660,000 nurses and midwives… more…

By Lindsay
Filed under: All projects, editorial design

The National College

Lindsay went back to school to design a range of materials for teachers…

By Lindsay
Filed under: branding & identity, editorial design

Art commissions

So you want a banana? Forget Sainsbury’s, we’ll design you one. Lindsay has been commissioned to create various pictures over the years… more…

By Lindsay
Filed under: All projects, illustration

Silicon Days

Silicon, the universe’s 8th most popular element, has a special conference in its honour, every two years. Lindsay put on his white coat to design the marketing material… more…

By Lindsay
Filed under: All projects, branding & identity, marketing & display

Southbank Employers’ Group

This award-winning banner may look like it’s a cactus being sprinkled by salt… but in fact it’s an artistic commentary on the Thames and its role in contemporary London. Er, well that’s what Lindsay says, anyway… more…