Three mailers were developed to promote 'Open Storage' within Avnet. Dependent upon the order and way you open these, different messages are cleverly constructed. Once opened the stored information is revealed, promoting the very nature of 'Open Storage'.

Promotional material for a Manchester theatre provides an ideal thematic opportunity to pursue innovative folding solutions.

The folding mechanism of the box reveals how a system of overlapping curves and flaps enables the construction to be solid without using glue, allowing it to be read as a flat, text heavy document.

Last year we completed the design and installation of new wall graphics at the Doncaster South City Learning Centre. These large scale designs feature the identity’s we created for each of the different ‘zones’ in the learning centre, featuring relevant information and inspirational quotes as well as aspirational imagery. These boards have proved very successful, receiving very positive comments from visitors to the centre.

Colour aids navigation and illustrates the fact that the document examines the full spectrum of Manchester's creative industries. The white cover, representative of a full spectrum blend, has a protruding silver tab to enable it to be quickly referenced when filed.

Identity re-design for an interior design company features an interaction between areas of abstract colour and imagery of the furniture, which the client wished to take centre stage. Another prerequisite was to include many different images for customers to choose items from, making their abstract arrangement in adverts such as these of central importance.

A full suite of printed material for Manchester Communication Academy. Using a friendly illustration of the school, a clever folder was created with translucent windows allowing you to see the contents inside.

We created a Flash game for use in London’s Trafalgar Square, promoting good ecological practice. The aim of the game was to find out which of the facts were myths, and which were true. We created a custom character to present the game to the user. The use of a custom created character meant that the game was friendly and approachable.

After selecting which facts you think are myths the user then has their answers marked by the character. Successful users were awarded with a prize by a member of staff. This game is available to play online at: http://www.influencedesign.com/mythbusters/mythbuster_web.html

Flash game built especially for a trade fair in Las Vegas USA. Users answer a series of questions with the aim of getting the highest score, the user with the highest score each day receiving a prize.
The game requires that all users give their contact details and so is a great tool for creating a mailing list of potential customers.

We created a character / online avatar to present the game in a Las Vegas style gameshow format. The use of a custom soundtrack also adds to the theme.

The game is linked to a database which holds all the user information and scores, and also holds a large number of questions, meaning that there is a large number of possible combinations of questions.
The scoring system uses a multiplier meaning that the more consecutive questions you answer correctly, the bigger your score.

While the game is left idle, the character tries to entice users to play by showing them the prizes available. This is interspersed with facts about the company. This game is playable online at: http://influencedesign.com/perkins

Urbis, latin for 'of the city', required a call for investment.
The printed solution, features the text 'the building of the modern city' centrally with the USPs tessellating around it to create the full cover. This follows on stylistically from previous literature utilising a constructivist grid and metallic finish reflecting the physicality of the building. The back page features a perforated response slip.

Symbolically showing the three levels the arcade rests on, this abstract form brands the shopping experience.

Bio City Nottingham branding simultaneously represents a DNA finger print and a city skyline.

The moon revolves around the earth which in turn revolves around the sun. Captured at just the right moment this creates an abstract ‘c’ and ‘e’. Further typography is influenced by these eliptical forms.

Cultural Iimpact visualises shock waves created by the impact of culture spreading out from the conference into society.

A typographic solution that insinuates the physical nature of delivering, whilst communicating a highly sophisticated and caring personality.

Suppliers of contemporary interiors, Innerform needed to communicate their commitment to leading design. The typeface and style follow the simple lines and curves of contemporary furniture, emphasizing space and cleanliness.

Pure abstract forms create a contemporary flowing style imitating the nature of the fashion label.

X marks the spot for Nexis, who reign at the fulcrum of the credit recruitment industry.

Paradise night club looks forward to the future, benefiting from Factory Records legacy. The logostyle, a P with an F reflected from it, rests within a halo.

Typography that is designed to appeal to an international audience, applied across a large range of solutions from invites through to directional signage.

The '‘Y’' sweeps across making a roof, emphasizing the activity of this cottage industry.

The technology centre where you can source everything re. Your needs.

Inspiration is drawn from the squirt that is released when peeling a juicy zesty fruit.
The brand is printed using yellow and cyan only to create the full range of colour.