Expressive, suggestive, abstract, illustrative, or intentionally understated, but never forced; logos, marks, and symbols connect businesses across the masses of media they use today—however, ownership and recognition are only two of their underlying strengths. For us, it’s the constant connection they make with a brand’s promise that makes them meaningful, a shorthand that instantly inspires confidence (or lack of!) in consumers’ minds. This emotional connection matters most to business, after all. The role of symbolism is being played down in our industry today, but not by us. Never. Investing in these little gems is vital.
Go North East
A progressive centenary symbol for the largest operator of bus services in the North East of England.
MMX
Marking the 2010 demolition of the Owen Luder Partnership’s Trinity Square Shopping Centre in Gateshead.
New Writing North
The first regional writing development agency in the UK, located in the North East of England.
Cathie
The global offshore geoscience and geotechnical engineering consultancy.
Voice @ Newcastle University
A members network sharing world-class knowledge to inform and inspire a new manifesto around the Ageing population.
Northumberland Estates
A privately owned family business which represents the business interests of the Duke of Northumberland and the Percy family.
Nature + Nature
A range of 100% natural + organic health and wellbeing products.
Scranners Arms
Big food & big flavours from the kitchen of the iconic anti-establishment, The Tanners Arms, delivered direct to your door. Check it.
Schools North East
The first and only UK regional network of schools dedicated to improving outcomes for young people in the North East.
Carliol Studios
A repurposed warehouse now home for artists, makers, designers and developers in Newcastle City Centre.
Kubichek!
Mark for one of the northeast’s most progressive bands from back in the day.
Unite
Byggfakta Group’s worldwide intranet.
End Clothing
The original logo for the original contemporary clothing store.