Separate from the event album on purpose. This is the design side: identity and signage worked up as mockups, and graphics made and installed in real offices and showrooms.
The event album and this page do different jobs, so they are not mixed. Moments is photographs of events as they happened. This is design work: the thing that gets drawn, approved, printed and then put on a wall.
Some of it is our own. The Plan With YOLO identity, the crew shirts and the signage on our wall were designed in house, and they are here because they are the clearest example of what we do — a mark worked up, mocked up, and then actually made.
The rest is client work: graphics for offices and showrooms, cut and applied on site. We design event branding too — welcome gates, stage backdrops, booths — and that sits with the events on the event branding page.
A small set, and an honest one — only work we designed or produced ourselves. Tap any image to see it larger.
No photographs in that category yet.
A logo on a white screen tells you almost nothing about how it will look on a wall, a shirt or a gate. The size changes, the material changes, and the light changes.
A fine line that looks elegant on a screen disappears when it is cut in vinyl at two inches, and fills in when it is routed in acrylic at four feet. We mock a mark up at the size it will actually be made before anything is cut.
Acrylic, vinyl, frosted film and backlit boxes all do different things to the same colour. The signage on this page is shown lit and unlit for that reason — it is a different object at night.
Office graphics are measured against the glass, not the drawing. Doors swing, handles sit where they sit, and a partition is rarely the width the plan says. Producing and installing it ourselves is what keeps the drawing and the wall in agreement.
A welcome gate or a stage backdrop is designed, printed and installed in days rather than weeks. That work sits with the events — see event branding and the photo album.
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Yes. The work runs from the first sketches through to a mark that is mocked up at the size it will be made, so you can see it as signage, on a shirt and on print before anything is produced.
Both. Printing, cutting and installation are handled in house, which is why the drawing and the finished wall match. For an office or showroom we measure on site before anything is cut.
Because only work we designed or produced ourselves goes here. We are not going to pad a design gallery with mockups of work that was never made, or with somebody else's identity. It grows as jobs finish.
Yes, and it is usually the same team. Welcome gates, stage backdrops, standees, badges and booth graphics are designed, printed and installed by us — that work is covered on the event branding page.
A straightforward office graphic is a few days from approval. Dimensional or backlit signage takes longer because it is fabricated, and the lead time depends on the material. We will tell you the date when we quote, not after.
Got a wall, a shopfront or a mark to make? Send it.
Tell us what it is, where it goes and roughly how big. You will get an itemised scope back rather than one figure.
